3 Written Questions

1. The plan had large states could easily outvote them.
2. would pass laws
3. The compromise that Congress could not outlaw the slave trade for at least 20 years but could regulate it after that, and that states could not stop owners from reclaiming fugitives slaves.

3 Multiple Choice Questions

1. It satisfied larges states by basing representation in the lower house on population.
   1. How did the Great Compromise satisfy large states?
   2. How did the Great Compromise satisfy small states?
   3. Compromise
   4. Legislative Branch
2. system of courts, would decide if the laws were carried out fairly
   1. Compromise
   2. Judicial Branch
   3. Legislative Branch
   4. Executive Branch
3. is a settlement in which each side gives up some of its demands in order to reach an agreement
   1. Compromise
   2. Judicial Branch
   3. Legislative Branch
   4. Executive Branch

2 True/False Question

1. How did the Great Compromise satisfy small states? → It satisfied larges states by basing representation in the lower house on population.
   

   True        False

2. Executive Branch → would carry out the law
   

   True        False