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Vitek1552 [10]
3 years ago
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"You are a delegate to the Constitutional Convention from a large, populous state who wants to maximize your state's role in the

new government. Which of the following proposals would you support?" A. A bicameral legislature with both chambers popularly elected B. Laws that changed so frequently citizens could not keep track of them. C. Competition from other states made foreign trade agreements difficult to negotiate.
Social Studies
1 answer:
Inga [223]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

A. A bicameral legislature with both chambers popularly elected

Explanation:

In Popular election, the people could directly choose the representative they want without having to rely on the party.

and

Bicameral legislature allow the law-making process to be handled by two houses within the government. These houses tend to  oppose one another. Even though it's sound inefficient, having this type of opposition actually minimize the power of the central government. Each houses will prevent the opposition from becoming too tyrannical.

The combination of the two will be the best option to represent large , populous state which most likely consist of different groups of people with differing opinion.

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