The fear was that the large states would overpower if they got representation by population.
When the constitution was written the idea for two senators was a compromise between the small and large states. The small states were afraid the larger states would dominate the political process and be unable to be equally relevant and represented.
The Bill of Rights was included in the Constitution.
the 3 braches big states vs. small states
The Constitution solved the large state versus small state problem by establishing a bicameral legislature, with all states being equal in the higher house and small states having an edge in the lower house. It also helped by establishing the electoral college for electing presidents.
Because the small states believed in the bill of rights which was stated in it
The conflict centered on how best to represent the interests of the people and the states in the legislature.
they didn't want the bigger states to have all the power
the new jersey plan this is because they wanted the states to be equal
Dana Ott has written: 'Small is democratic' -- subject(s): Democracy, Size of States, Small States
Anti-Federalists believed the constitution represented small states over all.
R. P. Barston has written: 'The other powers: studies in the foreign policies of small states' -- subject(s): Small States, States, Small, World politics
Political power. Large population states threatened to overwhelm the voices of the small population states. In addition, if you expand the definition of "large vs small," the economically larger states threaten the economically less wealthy states.