Block 2: Compromises by Petty

Katherine Austin, Creed Ritter, Payten

2017-09-26 15:23:25 UTC

Connecticut:
Conflict was equal representation between states some wanted more because they were bigger and the smaller states want the representation the bigger states had

Resolution the resolution was the creation of two houses one of equal representation and one of inequal and by population.

3/5ths Compromise:
Conflict Solved- Slave owners in the south wanted more political power.

Resolution-Slaves were to be counted as 3/5th of a person in total when appointing representatives.

Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise:

Conflict: Created was during the Constitutional Convention protecting slaveholders

Resolution: In 1787, at the Constitutional Convention they forbbiden congress power to tax the export goods from other states.

Madi Page, Gabe Abshire, Zach Esinhart

2017-09-26 15:23:25 UTC

Connecticut Compromise ~ An agreement during the Constitutional Convention that congress should be composed of a Senate, in which States would be represented equally, and a House, in which representation would be based on a State's population.

3/5th's Compromise ~ An agreement at the Constitutional Convention to count a slave as 3/5th's of a person when determining the population of the state.

Commerce and Slave Trade ~ An agreement during the Constitutional Convention protecting slave holders; denied Congress the power to tax the export of goods from any State, and , for 20 years, the power to act on the slave trade.

CeAnna, Raden, Daniel

2017-09-26 15:23:28 UTC

Connecticut Compromise-
Issue: Ended debate between larger and smaller states over their representation in the newly proposed Senate
Solution: Proposed that in the house, each states seats would be determined by population and in the Senate all states would have equal representation
3/5ths compromise-
southerners demanded for blacks be counted with whites. the 3/5ths allows states to count 3/5ths of each black person.
commerce and slave trade compromise-
problem: farmers would fear that congress would interfere with slave trade
solution: congress wad forbidden the power to act on the slave trade for a period of at least 20 years

Ben, Destiny, Bailey

2017-09-26 15:23:45 UTC

Connecticut Compromise: The Connecticut Compromise stated that congress should be comprised of two houses. In the House of Representatives the states would be represented based on their population. In the senate the states would be represented equally.

Three Fifths Compromise: The conflict was the South states had high percentages of slave population while the North States had low percentages.3/5 of the slaves in each state will count for the states population.

Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise- the south wanted to have slaves in the new world but the north did not want to have slave. So to solve this problem they said that if they let it go right now that in 20 years they will look back at the slaves and they will go over it again

Matt, Mallory, Jessica

2017-09-26 15:23:52 UTC

Connecticut- The problem was that smaller states feared that they would not have any power, Connecticut created a compromise that gave states equal powers.
3/5ths- The conflict the 3/5ths compromise solved was the issue of counting slaves as a white person towards the population count for each state. The slave owners of the south wanted more political power, therefore they wanted slaves to be accounted for in the census. The resolution for this conflict was that each slave counted as 3/5ths of a person towards the population count for determining representatives, presidential electors, and taxes.
-Commerce and Slave Trade- Framers agreed that the Congress has the power to regulate foreign and interstate trade. But people in the South were afraid that it would interfere with their slave trade. So the Congress was forbidden the power to tax the export of goods from the states, and the power to act on slave trade for at least 20 years.

Lauralynn King, Hunter Araya, Payne Ridgeway

kingl992 — 2017-09-26 15:24:09 UTC

Connecticut (HA)- the Connecticut Compromise was meant to end the deadlock between supporters of the rival New Jersey and Virginia plans. the Connecticut Compromise agreed that Congress should be composed of two houses; the senate and the house in the Senate, the states would be represented equally  and in the House, the representation would be of each state would be based on the population. 
3/5th (PR)- There was debate about whether or not to count slaves when determining the amount of representatives for each State. Southern states argued that slaves should be counted so that they would have more representatives, while northern states disagreed. The resolution was to count all free people in every state, and three/fifths of the slaves.

Commerce and Slave Trade (LK)- Generally, the Framers agreed that the Congress must have the power to regulate foreign and interstate trade. However, many southerners worried that the Congress would act against the interests of their own. Some of their fears were that Congress would-
1. Try to pay for the new government out of export duties; for example tobacco.
2. Interfere with the slave trade.
So the southerners insisted that the Congress must be forbidden the power to
-tax the export of goods from any State
-act on the slave trade for a period of at least 20 years.
-interfere with "the migration or importation of such persons as any State now existing shall think proper to admit," except for a small head tax, at least until the year 1808.

Billie Mills, Maci Wilson, Gabe Hanson

2017-09-26 15:24:12 UTC

Connecticut Compromise- It was agreed that Congress should be composed of two houses. The smaller senate, the states would be represented equally. In the house its based upon the population.
3/5ths- The slave votes count as 3/5ths the vote as a white person.
Commerce and slave trade compromise- The farmers generally agreed that congress must have the power to regulate foreign and interstate trade.
Solution: Congress was forbidden the power to tax the export of goods from any state. It was also forbidden the power to act on the slave trade for a period of at least 20 years.