The plan that based representation in the U.S. Congress on population was the Virginia Plan, also called the Large State Plan. It was written by James Madison and proposed at the Constitutional Convention in 1787.
The plan that based representation in the U.S. Congress on population was the Virginia Plan, also called the Large State Plan. It was written by James Madison and proposed at the Constitutional Convention in 1787.
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He thought that states should have representation by size and population.
With regard to representation in the House of Representatives, states are represented according to their populations. Representation in the Senate is based on 2 delegates per state, regardless of population.
The two houses of the legislative branch of the US government are the House of Representatives and the Senate. These two houses together are referred to as Congress. Each U.S. state is represented in the House in proportion to its population. Each U.S. state is represented in the Senate by two senators, regardless of population.
Government representative numbers are determined by state and population. When the south was made of small towns and large plantations, they lacked the population for a good amount of representation.
All states are represented in the House based on population of the state.
If they were represented by population the larger states would have all the legislated solely in their benefit.What about the states with a smaller population, they got less than they deserve?
a reflection of federalism. each of the states is equally represented in the senate and each is represented in line with its population in the house.
The states would be represented based on their population.
Connecticut Compromise
no. he supported the Virginia plan
The House of Representatives is proportioned according to population in the U.S., therefore bigger states have a greater number of representatives and smaller states may only have one. Each state has 2 Senators, regardless of population, and the whole country votes on the President.