Chapter 8 Vocabulary Review…Creating the Constitution.

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Chapter 8 Vocabulary Review…Creating the Constitution

New Jersey Plan ~This plan called for a government with three branches of government. Representation was NOT based on population. Each state gets an equal vote no matter how big or small.

Electoral College ~the group established by the Constitution to elect the president and vice president. Voters in each state choose their electors.

ratify ~to approve

Northwest Ordinance ~this set up a government for the Northwest Territory and outlawed slavery

compromise ~an agreement in which both sides in a dispute agree to give up something they want in order to achieve a settlement two- house Congress House of Representatives- based on population Senate – two from each state

Virginia Plan ~This plan called for a strong national government with three branches of government. Representation was based on population. Large states got more votes than smaller states. Legislative Executive Judicial

Articles of Confederation ~ the first constitution of the United States

republic ~a country governed by elected representatives

Constitution ~a written plan that provides the basic framework of a government

arsenal ~a gun warehouse