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How were both the great compromise and the fifth compromise related to populations?
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How were both the Great Compromise and the Three -Fifth Compromise related to population?
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How were both the great compromise and the three fifth compromise related to population?
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What was related to the Great Compromise?
the great compromise was primarily related to representation in congress
Which of these was known as the great compromise Connecticut compromise three fifth compromise new jersey plan vagina plan?
connecticut compromise
What does not describe the great compromise?
enslaved people counted in state populations
The great compromise proposed that in the house of representatives?
the states would be represented according to the size of their populations
How were both the great compromise and the three -fifths compromise related to population?
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What are the 3 compromises of the great compromise?
3/5 ratio for counting slaves, representation in the legislature, and the method of electing a president.
Did the Great Compromises settled the argument over how slaves were to be counted?
Yes, it was known as the three-fifth compromise
In the great compromise what part of the enslaved people in a state were included when determining representation in congress.?
three-fifth
What were the major provisions of great compromise?
The Great Compromise provided a bicameral legislature with both a representation based on population (the House of representatives; which appealed to larger states), and an equal representation (the Senate; which appealed to smaller states, with lower populations).
What did The Great Compromise provide?
The Great Compromise, also called the Connecticut Compromise, set up the U.S. Congress into 2 ruling groups (also called "bicameral legislature"). The first group is the House of Representatives, where the states with the largest populations get more representatives than states with small populations. The second group is called the Senate, where every state, regardless of its population, elects 2 representatives each. Together, the House of Representatives and the Senate are called the Congress.
