Question

What are the three main points of the Virginia plan

Answer 1

The Virginia plan was the large-states plan. In order to make both large and small states agree, both the Virginia plan and New Jersey were adopted. The  House Of Representatives is based on population (Virginia plan) and we have two houses (Virginia plan by James Madison).

The most, important points were:
Legislature:
   1. A bi-cameral (meaning two houses) legislature.
   2. Representation (or votes)  based on population in both houses. The Senate would be chosen by the people, the House of Representatives would be chosen by the Senate.

It also called for a government with three branches.

You can also find the points here:
http://images.slideplayer.com/13/3834846/slides/slide_24.jpg