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It is where the delegates wrote the constitution.

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It took place in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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This took place around 1787

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There were 55 delegates at the Constitutional Convention.

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The leader of the convention was George Washington

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1. Small vs. Large states
2. Strong government vs. weak government.
3. Slave holders vs. anti-slavery

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The big states all states to be represented based on their population (The Virginia Plan). The small states wanted each and every state to have an equal number of representatives (The New Jersey Plan).

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Since there was so much debate they decided to make a compromise called THE GREAT COMPROMISE.

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They made two parts of congress: The House of Representatives and The Senate. The House of Representatives was based on population while The Senate had 2 people for each state no matter what

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The Southern states wanted slaves to be counted in the population only for representation but not for taxes. Meanwhile to Northern states wanted slaves to be counted but only for taxes and not for representation.

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After a lot of debate, the solution to this problem was to count slaves as 3/5 of a person. This would apply for taxes as well as representation.

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The North wanted to produce more industrial products and wanted the federal government to control it. The South however thought this would hurt their economy by affecting the sale of slaves and the export of their agricultural products such as tobacco and cotton.

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As seen as a pattern from before: whenever there was an argument a compromise was made. This one was called the Commerce Compromise.

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This compromise said that the North would have to wait 20 years before having to ban slavery. They were basically pushing this issue down the road and not solving it immediately

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There were two sides to this issue: The Federalists and the Anti-Federalists. The Federalist wanted a strong central government, wanted the constitution, but did not want the Bill of Rights. The Anti-Federalists wanted the states t have powers, did not want the constitution, but they did want the Bill of Rights.

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From the Federalists we have: Alexander Hamilton. From the Anti-Federalists we have: Patrick Henry and George Maso

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Yah Yeet

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Constitutional Compromises: Crash Course Government and Politics #5

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sad life

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LOL