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Title: The Constitutional Convention Parts 13


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The Constitutional Convention (Parts 1-3)
  • Convention
  • -a gathering for a common cause
  • Resolution
  • -a solution to an issue or problem

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I. Constitutional Convention Facts
  • 1. Annapolis convention came 1st started
    process
  • 2. Held in Philadelphia in 1787
  • a. Independence Hall
  • 3. Purpose write a new Constitution
  • a. Articles of Confederation were too weak
  • 4. 35 Delegates (members)
  • 5. George Washington elected Commander in Chief
  • a. President

The Annapolis Convention met in September 1786 at
the Maryland State House. In attendance were 12
representatives of 5 States (Delaware, New
Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia),
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II. Constitutional Convention Problem(s)
  • Problem How should the U.S. Government
  • represent the people without being too
    powerful?
  • 5. Virginia Plan
  • a. Large states should run government
  • -rule by population
  • 6. New Jersey Plan
  • a. Small and large states should be
  • represented equally

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III. Constitutional Convention Resolution(s)Solut
ion States will be represented by simple
statehood as well as by
population
  • New Jersey Plan
  • I
  • Representation by statehood
  • I
  • Senate
  • I
  • 100 members
  • I
  • 2 per state
  • regardless of population
  • Virginia Plan
  • I
  • Representation by Population
  • I
  • House of Representatives
  • I
  • 435 Members
  • I
  • of Reps. Determined by states population

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IV. More Constitutional Convention Facts
  • 1. 9 of 13 states needed to ratify (approve)
  • the Constitution.
  • 2. Supported by Federalist Party
  • 3. Opposed by Anti-Federalist Party
  • 4. Patrick Henry and Thomas Jefferson
  • a. Supported Constitution and Rights of Man
  • b. Not present at the Convention
  • 5. Constitution supported Natural Human Rights
  • but did not outlaw slavery
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