Compromises by Petty https://padlet.com/zpetty/1gwyzru6h4j5 Block 7 en-us 2017-09-27 16:33:08 UTC 2017-09-27 18:03:28 UTC hello@padlet.com Colin, Savannah,Hannah https://padlet.com/zpetty/1gwyzru6h4j5/wish/191797770 Slave Trade: Southern states were danger power and Northern states wanted the central government to regulate interstate commerce and foreign trade. 
They made the slave trade to not deal with slave trade...because there were so many problems.


3/5 compromise:
all of slaves population was counted only as 3/5, this meant they had much less of a say when it came to things like voting for representatives and taxes.

Connecticut Compromise: The conflict was how to build the legislative structure and representatives that everyone would have under the constitution. This was solved by the Bicameral legislature made by Rodger Sherman. 


]]> 2017-09-27 17:50:57 UTC https://padlet.com/zpetty/1gwyzru6h4j5/wish/191797770 isaac, dylan and taylor https://padlet.com/zpetty/1gwyzru6h4j5/wish/191797804 3/5s compromise: Conflict: Debate over how slaves would be counted when determining a states total population for legislative representation and taxing purposes also, determined number of seats that state would have in the house.
Resolution:
Commerce and slave trade commerce compromise
Conflict: Many southerners feared congress would try to pay for the new government with export duties they also feared that congress would try to act on slave trade 
Solution: this compromise stated that congress was forbidden to tax export goods from any state and they couldn't interfere with slave trade for at least 20 years]]> 2017-09-27 17:51:00 UTC https://padlet.com/zpetty/1gwyzru6h4j5/wish/191797804 Abbey, Ashley, and Tristan https://padlet.com/zpetty/1gwyzru6h4j5/wish/191798226 ⅗ compromise 
The problem was that slaves wanted to have a say in appointing representatives, taxes, and presidential electors so as a resolution James Wilson and Roger Sherman  presented the ⅗ compromise where slaves were allowed to vote but they were counted as ⅗ of one vote. 


Commerce and Slave Trade
The states in the North wanted Congress to have power to regulate commerce. But the states in the South opposed this power because they feared Congress would use its authority to end the slave trade. The resolution was to make an agreement during the constitutional convention protecting the interest of slaveholders by creating the Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise

Connecticut Compromise
The problem was setting up a new legislature in America. The resolution was having a bicameral legislature giving each state equal representation in the senate and representation based on population in the house of representatives

]]> 2017-09-27 17:51:43 UTC https://padlet.com/zpetty/1gwyzru6h4j5/wish/191798226 Jayme, Kyle, Gloria https://padlet.com/zpetty/1gwyzru6h4j5/wish/191798966 Commerce and slave trade Compromise-
at a constitutional convention for protecting slave holders denied congress to tax the export of good from any state which slowed down the slaves because there is a tax being put on them
3/5 compromise-
connecticut compromise-
when the seats in the house of representatives became a problem they counted slaves as three fifths of a person.]]> 2017-09-27 17:52:47 UTC https://padlet.com/zpetty/1gwyzru6h4j5/wish/191798966 Tyne, Braeden, Adrian https://padlet.com/zpetty/1gwyzru6h4j5/wish/191799174 Connecticut Compromise
* The conflict was setting up a new legislature for the America. The resolution was they kept the bicameral legislature and representation
3/5th Compromise
* The South felt like they should have more representative because they had more "people". They only counted slaves as people when it came to representation, but they viewed slaves as property. As a solution to the problem, congress counted slaves as 3/5ths of a person, which gave the south more representatives
Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise
* The conflict was the states in the north wanted congress to regulate the buying and selling of slaves, but the people in the south opposed it because they feared congress would use its authority to end slave trade.  The resolution was that congress could not prohibit the slave trade but a tax was placed on imported slaves.]]> 2017-09-27 17:53:04 UTC https://padlet.com/zpetty/1gwyzru6h4j5/wish/191799174 Michael, Dylan, Cory https://padlet.com/zpetty/1gwyzru6h4j5/wish/191800008 3/5ths Compromise: The southern states wanted the slaves to count as their population so they could have more representatives. The thirteenth amendment outlawed the compromise.

Commerce and Slave trade compromise: The north wanted congress too have power to regulate slave trade. Southern states thought congress would use power to end slave trade. The congress could not prohibit slave trade until 1808 but important slaves could be taxed.]]> 2017-09-27 17:54:18 UTC https://padlet.com/zpetty/1gwyzru6h4j5/wish/191800008