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Federalists vs.  Anti-Federalists:  A Compromise

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The Three-Fifths Compromise Explained: US History Review

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The Constitutional Convention - @MrBettsClass

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Federalists and Anti-federalists could not agree on how the country should run. The federalists wanted a strong central government with a constitution, and no bill of rights. Alexander Hamilton and John Jay led them. Anti-federalists wanted a strong state government, and would only accept the constitution if it had a bill of rights. George Mason and Patrick Henry led them.

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The North and Southern states could not agree on trade regulation. The North was more industrial while the south was more agricultural. The North wanted the national government to regulate trade, while the south worried that would interfere with the value of slaves and their crop exports. They came to the Commerce Compromise where the North would wait 20 years to vote for banning slavery. the trade cycle was in the form of a triangle.

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The North and the South disagreed on how to include slaves in the population. The amount of slaves would make the southern states much more powerful for representational purposes but have them pay more taxes. The North wanted them to pay more taxes but not have more power in the house of representatives. They had to come to a compromise of counting the slave population as 3/5 of the total population.

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The delegates could not decide on how many representatives each state would have. The larger states (The Virginia Plan) wanted the number of representatives to be based on population. The smaller states (The New Jersey Plan) wanted an equal number of representatives for each state.
They made a compromise called the Great Compromise where each state had two senators, and the representatives are based on the state's population.

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The constitutional convention was held because the Articles of Confederation was a failure. At the convention no one could agree on very much and many compromises had to be made. It was held in Philadelphia.