ALL KEY CONCEPTS CHAPTER 3.2 (Constitutional Covention) Flashcards

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What were the two proposals for state representation at the Constitutional Convention?

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  • The New Jersey Plan
  • The Virginia Plan
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What were three examples of compromises made at the Constitutional Convention?

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  • The Great Compromise
  • The 3/5th Compromise
  • The International Slave Trade would not be banned until 1808
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How did the Constitution protect the economic interests of slaveholders?

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  • 3/5 Compromise
  • Legalization of internal slave trade
  • Fugitive Slave Clause demanding return of runaway slaves
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Who wrote the Federalist Papers?

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Alexander Hamilton and James Madison

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What were some ways the Federalists tried to convince the Anti-Federalists to ratify the Constitution?

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The Federalist Papers
Bill of Rights

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Why was the Bill of Rights appealing to Anti-Federalists?

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  • It increased individual rights
  • Restricted the powers of the federal government
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What were some differences in the Constitution from the Articles of Confederation?

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  • 2 Houses of Congress
  • President
  • Regulate trade
  • Supreme Court
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What were some LIMITS under the Constitution’s New central government?

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  • They still used Federalism
  • Separation of Powers
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What does Federalism mean?

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Some power is shared between the State governments and the federal government

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What were some specific examples of powers that were granted to state governments under the U.S. system of federalism?

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  • Establish and maintain schools
  • Make marriage laws’
  • Intrastate trade
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What are some examples of powers that are shared between states and federal governments that demonstrate U.S. federalism?

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  • Levy taxes
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What piece of the Constitution grants federal governments supremacy if state and federal governments contradict each other?

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  • The Supremacy Clause
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What is an example of a check on democracy included in the Constitution?

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The Electoral College to check the popular will of the people

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