Constitutional Compromises

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True or False?  The Articles of Confederation had a strong central government.

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False

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In the Articles of Confederation, where was most of the government power placed?

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The States

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One major problem with the Articles of Confederation is that Congress could not ______ the citizens to raise money.

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tax

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Which of the following GAVE LARGE AND SMALL STATES COMPLETELY EQUAL POWER? Options: Articles of Confederation, Constitution, Both

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Articles of Confederation

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Articles established a “___________________” among the states

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firm league of friendship

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The Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan were trying to answer the question... How should states be represented in Congress?

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How should states be represented in Congress?

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Who was happy with the Virginia plan? Options: Small States, Large States

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Large States

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How many votes does any state get in the New Jersey Plan?

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1

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How many houses are in the Great Compromise?

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2 (bicameral)

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The Connecticut Compromise wanted a bicameral system where

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each state would get 2 votes in the Senate and the House would be based on population