'Fifths compromise' presentation slideshows

Unit 1 Throwback Thursday

Unit 1 Throwback Thursday. Colonization through Constitution . Which statement BEST explains the growth of representative government in Massachusetts Bay Colony? a. The Puritans wanted to establish order within their societies. c.

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The United States Constitution

The United States Constitution. The 13 Colonies. The Preface to the US Constitution's Creation. British Restrictions and Colonial Grievances.

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Chapter 11 Jeopardy

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PSCI 1101 11 Sept 2007

PSCI 1101 11 Sept 2007. The U.S. Constitutional Foundation a. Connecticut Compromise b. Three-fifths Compromise Elements of the U.S. Constitution Tension between Democracy and Constitutionalism. The Connecticut or Great Compromise.

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DNA : You will be taking notes today so take out the proper materials.

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THE CONSTITUTION

THE CONSTITUTION. (chapter 2). Roots of the American Nation.

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Government

Government. Chapter 3. Creating and Ratifying the Constitution. Section 2. Key Terms. Legislative Branch: Lawmaking branch of govt. Executive Branch: Branch of govt. that carries out laws. Judicial Branch: Branch of govt. that interprets laws.

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Warm-up #5

Warm-up #5. How did the framers solve the issue of representation in the legislative (law-making) branch of the federal government? What disputes over slavery rose? How were they solved? . Chapter 8 Worksheet . Correct front Do first section on the back (8.8).

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Origins of the United States of America

Origins of the United States of America. Colonists to Americans. Seven Years War. AKA- French and Indian War Ended 1763 Up until then the colonists had been completely independent, with only protection coming from Great Britain

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Chapter 5: Creating the Constitution

Chapter 5: Creating the Constitution. Primary Source Document.

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Practice TEST Chapter 8 Social Studies

Practice TEST Chapter 8 Social Studies. A. Virginia Plan B. The New Jersey Plan C. Both the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan. 1. Which plan called for three branches of government?. Thomas Jefferson John Adams. James Madison Daniel Shay.

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Constitutional Convention and Bill of Rights

Constitutional Convention and Bill of Rights. 1787. Constitutional Convention of 1787. Leaders met to change and improve the Articles of Confederations Some wanted to make small changes to the Articles Some wanted to rewrite the Articles Issues at the Convention

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Strengths and Weaknesses of the GA Constitution of 1777 Strengths Weaknesses

Strengths and Weaknesses of the GA Constitution of 1777 Strengths Weaknesses. Strengths and Weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation Strengths Weaknesses. Toward a New Constitution. Articles of Confederation : rules that governed United States after the Revolutionary War

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Rant Quiz

Rant Quiz. This agreement, also known as the Connecticut Compromise, settled the dispute over representation between large and small states. Proposed by William Paterson, this plan was favored by smaller states because it kept representation equal among all states .

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The Agenda in Philadelphia

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Day 8 STAAR Review

Day 8 STAAR Review. Compromises. Great Compromise. Created at the Constitutional Convention to solve the issue over the structure of the legislative branch. Combined the Virginia and New Jersey Plans

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Constitutional Compromises

Constitutional Compromises. Great Compromise, Three-Fifths Compromise, Commerce Comrpomise. Read and annotate the document looking for: Key arguments on both sides of each compromise The compromise itself The effects of the compromise. RAFT. Role: 1787 newspaper writer Audience:

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Writing the Constitution 1. Different Ideas were debated

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Constitutional Convention

Constitutional Convention. 1787. Great compromise. Split the legislature into 2 houses Bicameral Senate- # of representatives would be equal: 2 from every state regardless of size or population House of Representatives- # of representatives would be based on the states population .

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