Explain the stand of Virginia Plan related to the executive office

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A legislative branch was proposed by the Virginia Plan and this was a Bicameral legislature consisting of two chambers. Three branches were involved in this plan namely Legislative, Executive and Judicial.

<u>Explanation:</u>

This plan is mainly notable for its role in setting an overall agenda and also for setting the idea of Population-weighted representation.
Along with the New Jersey plan, this plan existed to support small state's interests.
The scope of resolutions succeeded in broadening the debate for encompassing fundamental values to the structure and powers of the national government.
The main principles stated that "Each of the states would be represented to the number of free inhabitants. This resulted in the states with a large population having more representatives than the smaller states".
The legislative branch would have the power to veto state laws if the states were deemed incompetent was a proposal put by the Virginia Plan.

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