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James Madison and the Constitutional Convention

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The Great Compromise Explained in 5 Minutes: US History Review

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The Making of the American Constitution - Judy Walton

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At the convention there were 2 groups of people, the federalists and the anti federalists, the federalists wanted to have a strong constitution but no bill of rights. The anti federalists wanted the opposite however, they wanted no constitution but a bill of rights.

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The north and the south got into a disagreement about how trade should be regulated, the north had a mostly industrial economy and wanted to control the trade, the south however mostly relied on farming for their economy and feared that the north would have too much control as a result of this.

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The delegates at the convention also had a tough time trying to decide whether or not to count slaves as people or not and whether or not to charge taxes on them. The south wanted the slaves to count as people and have them give the states extra power but not have them pay taxes, and the north did not want the slaves to have voting power, but wanted the south to pay taxes on them.

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The delegates at the convention had a tough time deciding how many votes a state should get in the continental congress, the small states wanted to have equal votes for everybody and the larger states wanted the votes to be determined by the size of the state

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The constitutional convention was held in philadelphia, at this convention 55 representatives from the 13 colonies met to write the constitution.