During Grant's war of attrition,<em> it was bad that the Union army stayed on the offensive</em> <em>because their defensive positions each time were poor</em>. Their number of casualties grew poorer each time that they battled. But, despite this, Grant believed that the Union's supplies and manpower could overwhelm the Confederacy. Grant predicted that <em>this war of attrition would weaken the Confederacy</em>. Finally, there was no winning of neither side, but future consequences, as the Confederacy came to an end.
The Connecticut Compromise (aka The Great Compromise)
This compromise was a combination of The New Jersey Plan (one legislative house with equal representation from each state) and The Virginia Plan (two houses with representation based on population for both houses).
The founding fathers made the Great Compromise and ratified a bicameral legislature with one houses representation based on population (House of Representatives) and the other house having equal representation from each state (Senate).
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