Great Compromise

How many law making groups were there in the Great Compromise?

(a)  

How many law making groups were a part of the New Jersey plan?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

The Virginia Plan was better for (a)   states.

Each state got 1 representative.

• New Jersey Plan

• Virginia Plan

In the Virginia Plan, who elected the lower house?

(a)  

Two law-making groups: Senate and House of Representatives

• New Jersey Plan

• Great Compromise

• Virginia Plan

Which plan was better for smaller states?

(a)  

Under the Great Compromise, how many were in the Senate?

• 1 per state

• depends on state's population

• 2 per state

• 100 total people

Under the Great Compromise, a law only had to be approved by one of the two law-making groups.

• True

• False

Under the Virginia Plan, who elected the upper house?

(a)