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Thepotemich [5.8K]
9 months ago
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The Great Compromise addressed disagreements over federal representation by -

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Luda [366]9 months ago
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The Great Compromise addressed disagreements over federal representation by A) creating a bicameral legislature.

<h3>What did the Great Compromise do?</h3>

The Great Compromise was a compromise between the Vir-ginia Plan and the New Jersey plan which had called for large states to have more representation, and for equal representation respectively.

The Great Compromise solved the issue by creating a bicameral legislature where one house (Senate) would be equally represented and the other House (House of Representatives) would be proportional.

In conclusion the Great Compromise created a bicameral legislature to stop arguments on federal representation.

Find out more on the Great Compromise at brainly.com/question/14190867

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