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2 Compromise name Who it was between…Conclusion Great Compromise Large states (Virginia Plan) Want Representatio n based on population

3 Great Compromise Large states (Virginia Plan) Want Representation based on population Small states (New Jersey) Wanted equal representation in Congress

4 Great Compromise Large states (Virginia Plan) Want Representation based on population Small states (New Jersey) Wanted equal representation in Congress Bicameral Legislature (2 Houses) 1.Senate 2.House of Representatives based on Representation

5 Compromise nameWho it was between…Conclusion Great Compromise Large states (Virginia Plan) Want Representation based on population Small states (New Jersey) Want Representation based on equality. Bicameral Legislature (2 Houses) 1.Senate 2.House of Representatives based on Representation 3/5 ths Compromise (Slavery & Representation)

6 Compromise name Who it was between…Conclusion Great Compromise Large states (Virginia Plan) Want Representation based on population Small states (New Jersey) Want Representation based on equality. Bicameral Legislature (2 Houses) 1.Senate 2.House of Representatives based on Representation 3/5 ths Compromise (Slavery & Representation) North- Did NOT want slaves counted as people b/c slaves were property NOT people

7 Compromise name Who it was between… Conclusion Great Compromise Large states (Virginia Plan) Want Representation based on population Small states (New Jersey) Want Representation based on equality. Bicameral Legislature (2 Houses) 1.Senate 2.House of Representatives based on Representation 3/5 ths Compromise (Slavery & Representation) South- Wanted slaves counted as people to increase their house representation in government North- Did NOT want slaves counted as people b/c slaves were property NOT people Every 5 slaves counted as 3 people toward representation and taxation($)

8 Compromise name Who it was between…Conclusion Great Compromise Large states (Virginia Plan) Want Representation based on population Small states (New Jersey) Want Representation based on equality. Bicameral Legislature (2 Houses) 1.Senate 2.House of Representatives based on Representation 3/5 ths Compromise (Slavery & Representation) South- Wanted slaves counted as people to increase their house representation in government North- Did NOT want slaves counted as people b/c slaves were property NOT people Every 5 slaves counted as 3 people toward representation and taxation($) Commerce Compromise

9 Compromise name Who it was between…Conclusion Great Compromise Large states (Virginia Plan) Want Representation based on population Small states (New Jersey) Want Representation based on equality. Bicameral Legislature (2 Houses) 1.Senate 2.House of Representatives based on Representation 3/5 ths Compromise (Slavery & Representation) South- Wanted slaves counted as people to increase their house representation in government North- Did NOT want slaves counted as people b/c slaves were property NOT people Every 5 slaves counted as 3 people toward representation and taxation($) Commerce Compromise

10 Compromise name Who it was between…Conclusion Great Compromise Large states (Virginia Plan) Want Representation based on population Small states (New Jersey) Want Representation based on equality. Bicameral Legislature (2 Houses) 1.Senate 2.House of Representatives based on Representation 3/5 ths Compromise (Slavery & Representation) South- Wanted slaves counted as people to increase their house representation in government North- Did NOT want slaves counted as people b/c slaves were property NOT people Every 5 slaves counted as 3 people toward representation and taxation($) Commerce Compromise Agricultural Economy Manufacturing Economy Congress could TAX imports, NOT exports. (PROTECT INDUSTRY…)

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