The coup of 18 brumaire overthrew the french directory, replaced by a 3 member consulate and napolean being consulate 1.
To forbade colonial settlements west of the Appalachian mountains
Answer:
The question is referring to the islamic capitals of the early modern era.
Explanation:
This capitals were: Istanbul, the capital of the Ottoman Empire, Isfahan, the capital of the Safavid Empire, and Delhi, the capital of the Mughal Empire.
The purpose of each of these capital was to centralize the administration of the empire.
Their locations would have helped the administration, especially in the case of Istanbul and Delhi, because of their central geographical location. As for Isfahan, it was also located in the center or the Safavid Empire, but in the middle of a very desertic and mountainous area, which made communications a little harder despite is central location.
During the Constitutional Convention, there were many key debates, but the representation in Congress and slavery were the main problems the Convention needed to solve.
Regarding the representation, there were two options: 1) each state in the Constitutional Convention had one vote, as they did under the Articles of the Constitution or 2) representation should be based on population.
The problem was that if the representation was based only on population, states with a larger population would have more power and this would break the Union principle of equality between states.
The solution was the two propositions combined: The Connecticut Plan. There would be a bicameral congress. One which the states would have equal representation regardless of size and other with representation according to the state’s size.
Slavery was also a main problem in the Convention, it was linked to the representation problem because if slaves were considered people they would count into the population, and they would have all rights if they were not, they should not be counted. The problem was solved with the three-fifths clause. Slaves would be counted as three-fifths of a person when computing the number of population that would reflect in the representatives in Congress.