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Creating a Republic Ch 7 Study Guide to ratify Roger Sherman Antifederalists George Washington Federalists Benjamin Franklin The Constitution James Madison Magna Carta William Paterson Bill of Rights Describe the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation. Alexander Hamilton Why did many people called for changes to the Articles of Confederation? I n the Constitution, what fraction of the slaves in a state What issues did the framers (writers) of the Constitution have to compromise on? Describe the Virginia Plan for government. were included when determining representation in Congress? Which of the following best describes the Connecticut Plan (Great Compromise) for government? Describe the New Jersey Plan for government. What did the Founding Fathers learn from the example of Describe the Great Compromise. Why did the states with little land and small populations dislike the Virginia Plan? Why did the states with a lot of land and large populations object to the New Jersey Plan? the Roman Republic? Describe the basic ideas of the Magna Carta. How many states had to ratify the Constitution before it could become the new government? Describe the ratification of the Constitution. Why did the Antifederalists object to the Constitution How did the Bill of Rights become part of the Constitution? Explain the Three-fifths Compromise Which group argued that a strong national government could be effective and protect states’ rights? Which group argued that the Constitution must spell out ways to protect people’s basic rights? Explain the Slave Trade Compromise Use historical details to explain one problem with the Articles of Confederation government and how the problem was solved in the current Constitution. Describe the key issues in the process of ratifying the Constitution.