'Connecticut compromise' diaporamas de présentation

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The Study of American Government

The Study of American Government. Chapter 1. Ability to get others to act in accordance with desires/intentions Power as it affects government Government takes private matters public Rightful power = authority Legitimacy of authority Historical controversies. Political Power. Democracy.

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Ch. 8 TEST REVIEW

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Outline: The Constitution

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Constitution, Society, and Leadership Week2 Unit 1 Anatomy of the Constitution: Overview

Constitution, Society, and Leadership Week2 Unit 1 Anatomy of the Constitution: Overview. Christopher Dreisbach, Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University. Unit Introduction. This unit offers an overview of the Constitution It has three parts The content of the Constitution

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PSCI 1101 11 Sept 2007

PSCI 1101 11 Sept 2007. The U.S. Constitutional Foundation a. Connecticut Compromise b. Three-fifths Compromise Elements of the U.S. Constitution Tension between Democracy and Constitutionalism. The Connecticut or Great Compromise.

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Constitutional Convention

Constitutional Convention. Members Principles Agreements and compromises. Members. 55 delegates White Males Statesmen, lawyers, planters. bankers, businessmen Most under age 50. Absent . John Adams- ambassador to England Thomas Jefferson- ambassador to France

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The Constitutional Convention

The Constitutional Convention. Objectives. Compare and contrast the compromises made during the creation of the Constitution Explain the checks and balances system Understand the development and evolution of our Constitutional Democracy. Who Benefits?. Federalists The North Abolitionists.

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AP Exam Review

AP Exam Review. Chapter 2 Constitutional Foundations. Key Terms. Anti-Federalists Articles of Confederation Connecticut Compromise Consent of the governed Constitution Declaration of Independence Democratic Republicans Federalist Papers Federalist Party Great Compromise

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Drafting the Constitution

Drafting the Constitution. Drafting the Constitution. Main Idea The Constitutional Convention tried to write a document that would address the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation and make compromises between large and small states and between the North and South. Key Question:

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Articles of Confederation

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The Constitutional Convention

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CHAPTER 2

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1. The constitution, part 1: background and compromises

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Constitutional Convention

Constitutional Convention. 1787. Shay's Rebellion- January 1787. Soldiers forcibly prevent courts in western Mass. From sitting, fearful of losing their property to creditors/tax collectors Mass. Governor asks Continental Congress to send troops to suppress rebellion

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7.2 The Constitutional Convention

7.2 The Constitutional Convention. Conflict O ver Representation. Small States vs. Large States How many representatives each state should have? How would it be determined how many each state may send to Congress?. Conflict O ver Representation. Small States

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Chapter 2 Continued

Chapter 2 Continued. Writing the constitution involved many compromises. A compromise is an agreement between two or more parties, in which one or more had to give up something in order to achieve a higher purpose or goal. Situations involving compromises: Virginia Plan New Jersey Plan

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The Constitutional Convention

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Virginia Plan

Virginia Plan. Strong National Government: 3 separate branches. Legislature would be bicameral (2 house); Representation based on population or on amount of money State gave to support national government. Members of House of Representatives elected by popular vote.

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Constitution Unit Vocab Words

Constitution Unit Vocab Words. Framers Virginia Plan New Jersey Plan Connecticut Compromise Three-Fifths Compromise Commerce and Slave Trade Compromise Federalists Anti-federalists Preamble Articles. 11. Rule of law 12. Amendment.

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