In 1787, delegates from the states gathered in Philadelphia to fix the Articles of Confederation, but it soon became clear a new government was needed.
We need change.
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Representation in Congress
The first issue was representation in congress. Large states
Large States vs. Small States
*arguing*
*arguing back*
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The Great Compromise
The Great Compromise created a bicameral legislature. The Senate gave each state 2 representatives, while the House was based on population.
House of Representatives
Senate
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Counting Slaves for Representation
The next issue was how slaves should be counted for representation and taxation. Northern states didn't want to count them while Southern states did.
North States South States
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The 3/5's Compromise
The 3/5's Compromise was reached, counting every 5 slaves as 3 people for both taxation and representation.
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Stronger Government Created
After weeks of debate and compromise, the delegates created a new Constitution that established a stronger national government.
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