<span>The Connecticut Compromise was a compromise between the New Jersey Plan and The Virginia Plan. It blended many features from each plan, and was best known for it's plan as to how to determine the apportionment of the Senate. What eventually ended up int the Constitution, came from the Connecticut Compromise.</span>
We’re means we are and we’ll means we will. We’re already defines as present time, and we’ll can be defined as “we will do it in the future”. They are alike, because they are both describing the people in ‘we’, and they both use apostrophes. Sorry if I am wrong, it is hard to see what you are asking specifically.
