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2 Executive Branch Carries out laws

3 Legislative Branch Passes Laws

4 Judicial Branch System of courts
Decides if laws are carried out fairly

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6 Virginia Plan Strong national government 3 branches
2 house legislature given on population Small States objected

7 New Jersey Plan William Patterson Present this plan 3 branches
Legislature only one house Each state given one vote

8 The Great Compromise Roger Sherman created it 2 house legislature
Equal representation in Senate Representation in House of Representatives decided by population

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10 3/5ths Compromise 3/5 of slaves in any state counted in population
Every 5 slaves count as 3 people

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