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- The Great Compromise established two houses of Congress.
- The __________________ provided for an equal number of representatives from each state. This made the _____________ states happy.
- Issue of slavery at the Constitutional Convention
- The Southern states wanted the slaves to count in the population count (which is the _____________ which is taken every ten years). This would increase their representatives in which part of Congress?
- The Northern states opposed this. The issue was settled by the ________ Compromise, that allowed ___________ of the slaves to be counted as population.
- Following the writing of the Constitution, it had to be __________________ (means accepted) by the states.
- The people who opposed the Constitution were known as _______________________
- ______________________ was an important leader of the Federalists. He helped write the ______________ _____________ that encouraged people into supporting the Constitution.
- ___________________________
- What did the Bill of Rights do?
- First Amendment protected...
- The ______ Amendment provides for due process when arrested.
- What is the introduction to the Constitution called?
- The national government has powers that are stated or ___________________ powers
- “Congress shall have the power to make all laws necessary and proper…
- This term means the federal government is divided into three branches to prevent the government from having too much power.
- What are the three branches of our government?
- Legislative branch at the Federal level is the _______________
- What is the function of the legislative branch?
- The function of the executive branch is to
- The function of the judicial branch (Supreme Court) is to
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