Answer:
<h2>settle issues regarding the power of states (representation) in the national government.</h2>
Explanation:
The New jersey plan was written by William Paterson.<u><em> </em></u><u><em>This plan represented the less populated states and supported the idea to give equal representation to each state in the the government</em></u>. According to it population shouldn't be a cause for discrimination among states. While the Virginia plan was drafted by James Madison. It proposed a government having two branches with equal power. <em><u>It also proposed that states with larger population should have more representatives while the states with small population should have few representatives.</u></em> Both the plans dealt with the issue that how power should be shared between the state and federal government.
The answer is E. Kennedy's New Frontier. He spoke of this at the 1960 Democratic Party Convention.
The other answers are incorrect.
The 20s were marked by a period of economic growth and the loosening of traditional morals. Some have called this the jazz age while others have referred to it as the Roaring 20s.
The result was that the world started to change and US politics changed with it.
Wrote sensational reports on a variety of serious problems facing the US. Their works were widely published, and widely read, and they motivated people to make reforms.
