How many houses did the New Jersey plan have?

The Virginia plan and the New Jersey plan both favored a bicameral Congress. They differed in that the New Jersey plan wanted both houses to have equal representation, while the Virginia plan hoped for both houses to be represented by population size.

The Virginia plan required two legislative houses and the New Jersey plan only required one.

Virginia plan- Wanted 2 houses they were bicameral New Jersey Plan- wanted one house they are unicameral

When the United States Constitution was being drafted in 1787, the New Jersey Plan was an option proposed by William Paterson, a New Jersey delegate. The Plan called for only one house of Congress with each state to have one vote in Congress instead of the number of votes being based on population. The New Jersey Plan was made as an alternative to the Virginia Plan, which provided for a central government representation by population.

The connecticut compromise was a plan that called for two houses of congress and it settled the dispute between the virginia plan and the new jersey plan

The New Jersey plan had one house based on equal representation of each state while the Virginia plan had two houses based on the states population.

Virginia favored the Virginia plan and New Jersey favored the New Jersey plan

The Virginia Plan was by the people where as the New Jersey Plan was by the states. The legislature consisted of two houses: Senate and House of representatives. Both consisted of three branches of government and both are necessary to reach an agreement. The Virginia plan appealed to the delegates from Mass. Penn., New York and Virginia. The New Jersey plan appealed to the delegates from Delaware, New Jersey and Maryland . The New Jersey plan was presented by William Paterson from New Jersey. and the Legislature only consisted of one house. The New Jersey Plan made small states equal the large states. virginia plan was presented by Ja'Ron KshawnSmith

did the Virginia plan or the new jersey plan called for a congress two houses

Provisions of the new jersey plan

a provision of the New Jersey Plan?

William Patterson, governor of New Jersey, supported the New Jersey Plan.

Mostly all the small states representative's.

The New Jersey Plan has a unicameral government (one house) and the Virginia Plan has a bicameral government (two houses.) The Virginia Plan wants representation in Congress to be based on population. The New Jersey Plan wants representation in Congress to be equally represented. The similarity between the two are they both want to create a system of government for the United States to follow.

The New Jersey Plan was first introduced for the first time on June 15, 1787.The New Jersey Plan was created as a response to the Virginia Plan.

Will Paterson introduced the New Jersey plan.

what were the major features of the New Jersey Plan

William Paterson was the the creator of the new jersey plan

no, new jersey wanted all states to have the same power

james madison for the virginia plan and william patterson for the new jersey plan

Virginia Plan: James Madison of Virginia New Jersey Plan: William Paterson of New Jersey

New Jersey had one house, states would be represented equally,so all states had the same power. The Virginia Plan had two houses, bigger states counted as more then the small states. :)

The purpose of the New Jersey Plan is to thoroughly change the Articles of Confederation.

The New Jersey Plan did not work because it benefited smaller states

yes, but New Jersey wanted to change some of the parts this was called the New Jersey Plan. There is a link below to an article on the New Jersey Plan.