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The Connecticut Compromise was a political pact carried out at the time of the sanction of the Constitution of the United States, in the year 1787, by means of which the states of the United States agreed to the organization of the Legislative Power of the United States, creating a bicameral Congress with a Senate organized with an equal representation among the states, and a House of Representatives with a representation proportional to the population of each state.
The France and Spain countries were catholic, England and the Netherlands were protestant
