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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1986

Page

9

Compromises at the Constitutional Convention and slave trade debate

Debates over presidential election methods and the three-fifths compromise are noted along with trade powers. Congress could regulate interstate and foreign commerce but not export taxes. A slave ship ad highlights the era’s brutal slave trade context.

Mini Spy Old Cooper Shop Hints at Handcrafted Barrels

A curious prompt directs readers to search for certain clues about 200 years ago when coopers made barrels by hand in workshops. The list includes potential wordplay items like golf tee pot letter E tent bone word MINI hot dog.

Coopers

Rookie Cookie’s Recipe Grated Pepper Potatoes Dish

A simple 3 step potato bake. Place potato slices in a greased dish. Mix butter onion and pepper and pour over. Bake at 425 degrees for one hour to serve two.

Writing our Constitution The Great Compromises

Historical overview of the 1787 Philadelphia Convention lasting 87 days from May 25 to Sept 17. Delegates negotiated major compromises to shape the new Congress, resolving how many members each state could send. The Virginia plan proposed seats based on population, favoring larger states.

House of Representatives Congress United States New Lands State House Philadelphia Virginia

Great Compromise Helps Shape U S Congress

A monthly Constitution series notes the New Jersey Plan proposed equal representation for all states while Connecticut’s Great Compromise created two houses. The House would base seats on population and the Senate would have two members per state, with laws requiring approval from both. The 200th anniversary of the Constitution is set for Sept 17, 1987.

New Jersey House of Representatives Senate

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