Ch. 3 Quiz Flashcards
Great Compromise
Roger Sherman’s plan for the Constitution which passed by one vote. Each side gave up something for this choice.
bicameral
two-house
Three-Fifths Compromise
When a state’s population was calculated, each slave was three-fifths of a person
ratified
approved
Federalists
supporters of the Constitution
Anti-Federalists
the opponents of the Constitution
amendments
changes
federalism
the division of power in state, national, or local government
Concurrent powers
powers shared by the federal and state governments
Reserved powers
powers that the Constitution neither gives to the Congress nor denies to the state
checks and balances
the system that gives each branch of government powers that limit the power of the other two branches