COnstitutional Compromises and Plans

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Virginia Plan

Bicameral legislature, representation based on population, favored large states. ^

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New Jersey Plan

Unicameral legislature, equal representation, favored small states. ^

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Connecticut Compromise

Bicameral legislature: House by population, Senate 2 per state; basis of US Congress. ^

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Failures of the Articles of Confederation

Weak central government, financial instability, no military protection. ^

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Shay’s Rebellion

Exposed AOC weaknesses; government couldn’t respond effectively. ^

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Unitary System

Central government strongest; one law-making body; UK and France. ^

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Federal System

Power shared between national and state governments; US, Mexico, Nigeria. ^

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Confederal System

States hold most power; central government weak; US under AOC. ^

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Majoritarian Democracy

Majority vote forms government and makes decisions. ^

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Initiative

Citizens can propose new laws or amendments. ^

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Referendum

Citizens can approve or reject laws already passed. ^

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Recall

Voters can remove an official before term ends.