2.  Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

3.  Every five enslaved persons would count as three free persons

4.  The Great Compromise (former ally called the Connecticut Plan)

5.  May 25, 1787

6.  September 17, 1787

7.  March 1, 1781

8.  Pre-Amble  7 Articles  27 Amendments

9.  Article 3

10.  Article 6

11.  Popular Sovereignty  Limited Government  Federalism  Separation of Powers  Checks and Balances

12.  21 st

13. 99

14.  September 17, 1787

15.  2/3 vote from both the Senate and the House of Representatives

16.  ¾ (38 States)

17.  Expressed Powers  Implied Powers  Delegated Powers

18.  Virginia Plan

19.  Electoral College Compromise

20.  James Madison

21.  John Jay  Alexander Hamilton

22.  James Madison proposed the Virginia Plan  William Patterson proposed the New Jersey Plan

23.  James Madison

24.  V (5)

25.  Voting

26.  VII (7)

27.  Ratified by the state legislature in ¾ of the states  Ratified by conventions held in ¾ of the states

28.  Necessary and Proper Clause

29.  Full Faith and Credit Clause

30.  The Great Compromise (Originally the Connecticut Plan)  The 3/5 Compromise  The Commerce and Slave Compromise  The Electoral College Compromise

31.  Legislative Branch

32.  Executive

33.  Judicial

34.  Legislative

35.  Judicial

36.  Executive

37.  New Jersey Plan

38.  Connecticut

39.  Provided a way to survey the land west of the Appalachian Mountains

40.  Established how western land could become states.

41.  Virginia Plan—two house legislature both houses based on population.  New Jersey Plan—one house legislature based on equal representation.  Combined the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan to create our Legislative Branch.  Two house legislature (bicameral), one house based on equal representation (Senate) and the other house based on population (The House of Representatives)

42.  Slaves did not have right to vote, therefore should not count as population because it would give the Southern States more power in Congress

44.  The division of power between the federal government and the state governments.

45.  The Federalists wanted a Constitution that would give the central government more power.  The Anti-federalists were concerned that the central government would abuse the power so they wanted a Bill of Rights added to the Constitution.

46.  The persuade Americans to ratify the Constitution

47.  To state the purpose of the federal government

48.  1789

49.  2/3

51.  3/4

52.  V (5)

53.  Article II (2)

54.  Article VII (7)

55.  Article I (1)

56.  Article IV (4)

57.  Article III (3)

58.  Article VI (6)