Each plan had its own flaws. The New Jersey plan made small states have too great a power, while the Virginia was opposite giving a too large power to large. Both were used to form a bicameral congress.
Life expectancy was next to none and much instruction wasn't required for ladies so they would remain reliant on their spouses. Life expecancy is a factual measure of the normal time a life form is relied upon to live, in light of the time of their introduction to the world, their present age and other statistic factors including sex.
After World War II, Europe's map changed significantly. Numerous countries managed to gain their independence back, as they were occupied by Germany. Poland had the same territory, with the same shaped, slightly moved more toward the west. Yugoslavia was officially formed in the Balkans, with Bulgaria losing the territory that it had occupied. Albania came on the scene as a newly formed independent nation. Germany lost little pieces of its ethnic territory. Italy gained part of the territory of Slovenia. All in all, there was a big turmoil in Europe, with numerous borders being changed, established, or moved.
I would think of the Ottoman Empire as an example but there are many others.