12. What is the name of the building where the delegates of the Constitutional Convention met? _________________________________
_______________________________________ 13. Who most notably called for the Constitutional Convention? ______________________ ____________________________________________________________________________
14. What was James Madison’s great strategic ploy? _______________________________
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15. What “Great Compromise” did the delegates come up with that both the small states and big states were happy with? _____________________________________________________
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16. What are some of the things the new government could do under the Constitution that it could not do under the Articles of Confederation?_____________________________________
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17. By listing the national government’s power, how does the Constitution also limit the National government’s power? ___________________________________________________
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The Cash and Carry Policy was all of the items purchased had to be paid with cash and then shipped from the United States on the buyers on personal ships. President Roosevelt got around the cash and carry requirement when Britain couldn't meet the terms anymore by creating the "Land-Lease Act." This allowed the United States to lend or lease arms to any country that was considered a vital asset to the defense of the United States.
