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Connecticut Compromise and Powers of GovernmentExam Latest Update
Great/Connecticut Compromise - ANSWER Bicameral legislature with equal
representation in the Senate and representation based on population in the House
Bicameral - ANSWER Legislature with two houses or chambers
Federalists - ANSWER Supporters of the new constitution and a strong national
government
Anti-Federalists - ANSWER Opponents of the Constitution who wanted more power and
protections for states and the people
Popular Sovereignty - ANSWER The power resides in the hands of the people
Enumerated Powers - ANSWER Those powers that are named in the Constitution
National Coin money - ANSWER To coin money
Regulate trade - ANSWER To regulate trade
Make treaties - ANSWER To make treaties
Commander in Chief - ANSWER To be the Commander in Chief of the military
Implied Powers - ANSWER Those powers not listed in the Constitution but assumed as
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