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jarptica [38.1K]
3 years ago
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OLga [1]3 years ago
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Hope this helps!!☺☺☺


2) the revision of the

Articles of Confederation


The stated purpose of this

convention was the revision of the Articles of Confederation.


100 of 100


3) Philadelphia,

Pennsylvania


The Constitutional Convention (also

known as the Philadelphia Convention) was to be held in Philadelphia,

Pennsylvania.





4) May 25, 1787


On May 25, 1787, delegates from

seven states had arrived and established a quorum.


5) William Jackson


The secretary, William Jackson, kept

a record only of the official motions and votes of the convention.




6) They wanted peace with the other states



They wanted a government that was representative of the will of the people but

would be structured in such a way that it would not collapse into mob rule.



They wanted a representative government that was divided into executive,

legislative, and judicial branches



They knew that the nation needed a stronger central government, though they

were not willing to give up the sovereignty and autonomy of their states.


The delegates of the Constitutional

Convention had many things in common, despite being from different states and

different sections of the country. They knew that the nation needed a stronger

central government, though they were not willing to give up the sovereignty and

autonomy of their states. They also wanted peace with the other states. They

wanted a representative government that was divided into executive,

legislative, and judicial branches. They also wanted a government that was

representative of the will of the people but would be structured in such a way

that it would not collapse into mob rule.





7) James Madison


Our best record of these events

comes from James Madison, who kept careful notes.




8) The New Jersey Plan



The Virginia Plan


The first major business of the

convention had to do with the plan for representation in a national

legislature. These two separate plans were the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey

Plan.




9)  Senate: Each state would be allowed

one vote.



House of Representatives: Each state would be assigned a number of votes based

upon its population.


The convention settled on a combination of both the Virginia plan and

the new Jersey Plan, creating a House of Representatives with votes apportioned

by population and a Senate in which each state is equally represented with one

vote each.



10) Each slave was counted as three-fifths of a person for purposes of both

representation and taxation.



11) The Congress was not allowed to place any tariff on the slave trade for

twenty years. Although it seemed that the South had won, it gave abolitionists

hope that the slave trade could be brought to an end by means of tariffs in a

fairly short period of time.


The Congress was not allowed to

place any tariff on the slave trade for a period of twenty years, or until

1808. This may not seem like a compromise, since the South's interests seem to

have won. However, it gave abolitionists hope that the slave trade could be

brought to an end by means of tariffs in a fairly short period of time.



12) The framers hoped to give the Constitution its best chance of being ratified

by the states.

By voting unanimously, the framers

hoped to give the Constitution its best chance of being ratified by the

states.


13) Delegates met in

Philadelphia to create the Constitution of the United States.

Vanyuwa [196]3 years ago
5 0

2) the revision of the Articles of Confederation

<span>The stated purpose of this convention was the revision of the Articles of Confederation.</span>

100 of 100

3) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The Constitutional Convention (also known as the Philadelphia Convention) was to be held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

<span>

4) May 25, 1787</span>

On May 25, 1787, delegates from seven states had arrived and established a quorum.

5) William Jackson

The secretary, William Jackson, kept a record only of the official motions and votes of the convention.

<span>
6) They wanted peace with the other states

They wanted a government that was representative of the will of the people but would be structured in such a way that it would not collapse into mob rule.

They wanted a representative government that was divided into executive, legislative, and judicial branches

They knew that the nation needed a stronger central government, though they were not willing to give up the sovereignty and autonomy of their states.</span>

The delegates of the Constitutional Convention had many things in common, despite being from different states and different sections of the country. They knew that the nation needed a stronger central government, though they were not willing to give up the sovereignty and autonomy of their states. They also wanted peace with the other states. They wanted a representative government that was divided into executive, legislative, and judicial branches. They also wanted a government that was representative of the will of the people but would be structured in such a way that it would not collapse into mob rule.

<span>

7) James Madison

</span>Our best record of these events comes from James Madison, who kept careful notes.

<span>
8) The New Jersey Plan

The Virginia Plan

</span>The first major business of the convention had to do with the plan for representation in a national legislature. These two separate plans were the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan.

<span>
9)  Senate: Each state would be allowed one vote.

House of Representatives: Each state would be assigned a number of votes based upon its population.

</span>The convention settled on a combination of both the Virginia plan and the new Jersey Plan, creating a House of Representatives with votes apportioned by population and a Senate in which each state is equally represented with one vote each.<span>

10) Each slave was counted as three-fifths of a person for purposes of both representation and taxation.

11) The Congress was not allowed to place any tariff on the slave trade for twenty years. Although it seemed that the South had won, it gave abolitionists hope that the slave trade could be brought to an end by means of tariffs in a fairly short period of time.

</span>The Congress was not allowed to place any tariff on the slave trade for a period of twenty years, or until 1808. This may not seem like a compromise, since the South's interests seem to have won. However, it gave abolitionists hope that the slave trade could be brought to an end by means of tariffs in a fairly short period of time.

<span>

12) The framers hoped to give the Constitution its best chance of being ratified by the states.

</span><span>By voting unanimously, the framers hoped to give the Constitution its best chance of being ratified by the states.</span>

13) Delegates met in Philadelphia to create the Constitution of the United States.




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