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The Three-Fifths Compromise Explained: US History Review

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The Great Compromise Explained in 5 Minutes: US History Review

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Constitutional Compromises: Crash Course Government and Politics #5

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Federalists vs Anti-federalists

Federalists - wanted a strong national government, wanted a constitution, didn't want a Bill of Rights. Leader was Alexander Hamilton

Anti-federalists - wanted a strong state government, against a constitution, and wanted a Bill of Rights. Leader was George Mason

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The issue was Power of National Government.

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The Commerce Compromise was what the states agreed on. The North agreed to wait 20 years to ban slavery.

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The issue was the regulation and control of trade. The Northern states wanted the federal government to regulate trade but the Southern states were worried that the regulation of trade would threaten their economy

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The 3/5 Compromise meant that each slaves would count as three-fifths of a person.

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Plan #1 - The Northern States' Plan: Slaves count for taxes, not population. Would lessen power in the Southern states in the House of Representatives
Plan #2 - The Southern States' Plan: Slaves count for population, not taxes. Would give the South more power in the House of Representatives.

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The issue was how slaves would be counted in the population.

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The Great Compromise was a two part Congress. The Senate and House of Representatives. The Senate would be two per state and the House of Representatives would be based of population.

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Plan #1 - The Virginia Plan: Large state population --- wanted the numbers of representatives based on population.
Plan #2 - The New Jersey Plan: Small state population --- wanted the numbers of representatives to be equal throughout the states.

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The issue was large states versus small states. The argument between the states were how representation should be based off of.

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Background Information of the Constitutional Convention

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Background Information of the Constitutional Convention

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The Constitutional Convention was held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 55 delegates attended the convention and George Washington was the leader of the convention.