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Constitutional Compromises: Crash Course Government and Politics #5

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Why the 3/5ths Compromise Was Anti-Slavery | 5 Minute Video

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The Constitutional Convention of 1787 for Dummies

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Federalists wanted a strong central government and a constitution without a bill of rights. The main leader was Alexander Hamilton. The Antifederalists wanted the states to have the power and supported a constitution with a bill of rights. The main leader was George Mason.

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The delegates from the North and the South disagreed about the control of trade. The North wanted to control the trade so that the economy would run smoother. The South was worried that the trade regulation would harm the sale of slaves, cotton, and tobacco. The Commerce Compromise settled this dispute saying that in 20 years, slavery can be voted to be abolished.

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Virginia/New Jersey Plans and Great Compromise

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Virginia/New Jersey Plans and Great Compromise

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The convention also had trouble with how slaves should be counted in the population. Slaves were mostly in the south so the Northern States didn't want the Southern States to have to much power. The higher population would mean more representatives but more taxes. So to resolve this issue the counted slaves as 3/5 of the population. That way, slaves would still count to the representative amount, and count to the taxes that the state would have to pay.

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The convention had trouble with deciding how many representatives a state should have. Some agreed that each should have an equal amount and some wanted the representatives to be off of population. There were two plans, the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan. In the Virginia Plan, the amount of representatives would be based off of the population. In the New Jersey Plan, the amount of representatives would be equal to the others states. The compromise was called the Great Compromise and it had two houses. The Senate was the New Jersey Plan and The House of Representatives was the Virginia Plan.

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The Constitutional Convention of 1878 had 55 delegates attending and the elected leader was George Washington. It was located in Philadelphia