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Edmund Randolph sponsored the Virginia Plan (also called the Virginia Resolves). William Patterson sponsored the New Jersey Plan.

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William Paterson.

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Q: Who sponsored the New Jersey plan at the Constitutional Convention?
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Where was the New Jersey plan made?

In the Constitutional convention


What plan offered the constitutional convention a proposal for representation?

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