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fiasKO [112]
3 years ago
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I need help i have been stuck on these for 4 days please help me​

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zhuklara [117]3 years ago
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Answer:

For "Why did the small states NOT like the Virginia Plan?" the answer is the second one where it talks about vast majority representation

For "Why did the large states NOT like the New Jersey Plan?" the answer i THINK is the last one where it says that large states would not recieve fair representation.

I am 100% positive on the first one I remember doing it in History. I cannot remember why the large states no like the New Jersey plan

Sorry i said "no like" its cause grammarly was being wierd and  no would except did n't haha same with would n't

I hope that helps!! :)

Bye bye have a great day <3

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