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The Constitutional Convention Standards 824 amp Standard 83 2011 Who did SC send as delegates Henry Laurens Charles Pinckney What did SC support Establishing a stronger national government in a new constitution ID: 650632

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A New National Government

The Constitutional Convention

Standards 8-2.4 & Standard 8-3 (2011)Slide2

Who did SC send as delegates?

Henry Laurens

Charles PinckneySlide3

What did SC support?

Establishing a stronger national government in a new constitution

Representation based on population

A 3 branch government (Virginia Plan):

Judicial

Executive

LegislativeSlide4

What compromises arose?

3/5 Compromise: A portion of the slave population was counted for representation

Commerce Compromise: The government would not tax exports for 20 yearsSlide5

Anti-Federalists

Opponents of the new constitution from the Upcountry

They opposed a strong federal government

They feared the elite would have greater powerSlide6

Federalists

Argued for a strong national government

Wanted to establish better trade relations

Outvoted the anti-federalists & ratified the constitutionSlide7

Summarize!!

In three to four sentences, please summarize the information you just learned.