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Great Compromise

Great Compromise

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6th - 8th Grade

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Douglas Allard

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How will states be represented in the national government Congress?

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Proposed by: William Patterson

Created a 1 house Congress where each state had an equal number of representatives

Liked by small states

More power to states

New Jersey Plan

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Virginia Plan

​Proposed by James Madison

Created a 2 house Congress where representation is based on population

More people = more representatives

Liked by states with large populations

More power to Congress

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Which states would have been in favor of the New Jersey Plan?

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Deleware, Rhode Island, Georgia

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Virginia, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania

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New York, Connecticut, New Hampshire

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Which states would have been in favor of the Virginia Plan?

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Deleware, Rhode Island, Georgia

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Virginia, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania

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New York, Connecticut, New Hampshire

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Proposed by: Roger Sherman

Congress has 2 houses:

  1. House of Representatives: representation is based on a state's people (population)

  2. Senate: each state has an equal number of representatives (2)

Great Compromise

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Multiple Choice

What part of the Great Compromise came from the New Jersey Plan?

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The President and Vice President

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The House of Representatives

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The Senate

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Multiple Choice

What part of the Great Compromise came from the Virginia Plan?

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The President and Vice President

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The House of Representatives

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The Senate

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How will states be represented in the national government Congress?

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