https://padlet.com/zpetty/sgsslur4s6n2 Petty en-us 2017-09-26 18:44:22 UTC 2026-02-22 19:06:34 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/zpetty/sgsslur4s6n2/wish/191427133 Connecticut- Resolved conflict between big and small states by developing a two- house legislature. Big states get more representatives than small states but equal senators.
3/5's Compromise-  Southern states wanted to gain political representation by counting their slaves as a part of their population but Northerners didn't want to count slaves at all because they were considered property but the southerners wanted to count the slaves as a whole. They then decided to count three fifths of every slave.
Commerce and Slave Trade- Kenzie restricted the number of slaves and taxation to 3/5 the total number of slaves and prohibited congress from outlawing slavery. This compromise allowed the slave trade to continue for 20 years. 
commerce and slave trade- (trinity) conflict- the north wanted congress to have the power to regulate the buying and selling of slaves. While the south feared that congress would use their authority to stop the act of slave trade.
solution- in order to get the south to agree Congress said that they wouldn't stop the act of selling slaves for 20 years, but put taxes on imported slaves.]]> 2017-09-26 19:02:11 UTC https://padlet.com/zpetty/sgsslur4s6n2/wish/191427133 https://padlet.com/zpetty/sgsslur4s6n2/wish/191427387 Connecticut Compromise-
Garret
Conflict- They government couldn't decide between Virginia plan and new jersey plan for what form government they wanted. 

Solution- They took both of the plans and made a plan to there likings.  To show equal representation.  

Isiac
3/5 compromise 
Conflict- The constitutional conventions agreement to count three-fifths of a states slaves as population for purposes of representation  and taxation 


Solution- the issue of counting slaves towards population in regards to representation in the house of representatives.
Brody
Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise
Conflict-Forbidding congress the power to tax the export goods from any state 


Solution- in order to get the south to agree congress said that they wouldn't stop the act of selling slaves for 20 years.
 ]]> 2017-09-26 19:02:41 UTC https://padlet.com/zpetty/sgsslur4s6n2/wish/191427387 https://padlet.com/zpetty/sgsslur4s6n2/wish/191427404 Connecticut Compromise:
1. Conflict - The Constitutional Convention people couldn't decide between the Virginia and New Jersey plans for a form of gov't.
2. Solution - Took parts from both plans and put in into the Connecticut Compromise, giving equal representation, bicameral house, and three branches, thereby pleasing the colonies.

3/5ths Compromise:
1. Conflict - Southern slave owners wanted slaves counted for the purpose of representation and taxation
2. Solution - The compromise was that every 5 enslaved people counted as 3 in the states population

Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise:
1. Conflict - north wanted congress to regulate and tax foreign importing and exporting while the south was against that
2: Solution - Congress regulated foreign importing but not exporting]]> 2017-09-26 19:02:43 UTC https://padlet.com/zpetty/sgsslur4s6n2/wish/191427404 https://padlet.com/zpetty/sgsslur4s6n2/wish/191427650 Connecticut Compromise
conflict that caused it: the large states proposed a plan at the constitutional convention that would have created a two-house legislature where the number of representatives was based on the size of the state. large states would have more representatives than small states. small states feared that their voice wouldn't be heard.
resolution: having a bicameral legislature giving each state equal representation in the senate and representation based on population in the house of representatives

3/5'ths Compromise
conflict that led to it: southern states wanted to count slaves as part of their population.
resolution: three-fifths of the slaves in a state were counted as population

commerce and slave trade compromise
conflict that led to its creation: it denied congress the power to tax the export of any goods from any states
resolution: the federal government was given some of the authority over commerce.

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