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The Great Compromise took the ideas of the Virginia Plan (large state plan) and the New Jersey Plan (small state plan) and created a two house legislature (bicameral). The Senate would be made up of equal number of senators from each state, selected by the state legislatures. The House of Representatives would be elected by the people in each district and state, and based upon population representation. The more people living in the state, the more representatives the state would have. But even small states would be equally represented with the large states in the Senate. A bill would have to be approved by both houses before it became law. And only the House (the most representative of the people) could initiate money bills.
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What is the legislative body in great Britain today called?
Parliament
Which legislative body voted to break away from Great Britain?
seCond contInatinal conGresS
What was the name given to a legislative body- such as that in Great Britain- that is usually led by a Prime Minister.?
It is known as a Parliament.
Does the Declaration of Independence have any legislative power?
No, it is a document declaring the 13 Colonies from Great Britain. Legislative power has to come from a living body - the elected officials of Congress.
What is the main legislative body called in the United Kingdom?
The main legislative body is Parliament.
What problem did the great compromise solve?
The Great Compromise addressed the issue of representation in the legislature. New Jersey favored a set number of representatives regardless of population. Virginia favored a population based system. The Great Compromise established a two body Legislative Branch of Federal government.
What question was resolved with Great Compromise?
How should states be represented in the legislative body?
What is the supreme legislative body of government in Great Britain?
The main legislative body in Great Britain is the House of Commons.
What is the legislative body in great Britain today called?
Parliament
What were the biggest issues at the constitutional convention?
Also known as the Connecticut compromise, the dispute was over the legislative bodies being proposed. The smaller states feared marginalization from the larger states in a legislative body consisting of elected officials proportioned amongst the state. The compromise was the creation of a bicameral legislative body with an upper and lower body. It also settled representation in Congress.The Great Compromise involved representation in Congress.Representation of the states of congress.Because they wanted to.Apex question, copyright violationnot rewritten; niche appears to have many similar questions
What is an enactment of a legislative body expressed in a formal document called?
An enactment of a legislative body expressed in a formal document is called a "statute." Statutes are laws that have been formally enacted by a legislative body, such as a parliament or congress, and are typically codified in legal codes. They serve to establish legal standards, regulations, and obligations within a jurisdiction.
Which legislative body voted to break away from Great Britain?
seCond contInatinal conGresS
Which colonial legislative body adopted a declaration that led to a break with Great Britain?
Second Continental Congress
What is the name given to a legislative body- such as that in Great Britain- that is usually led by a Prime Ministe?
It is known as a Parliament.
What was the name given to a legislative body- such as that in Great Britain- that is usually led by a Prime Minister.?
It is known as a Parliament.
Does the Declaration of Independence have any legislative power?
No, it is a document declaring the 13 Colonies from Great Britain. Legislative power has to come from a living body - the elected officials of Congress.
Explain the difference between a bicameral and a unicameral legislative body?
Bicameral legislative body: has two branches or chambers Unicameral legislative body: has a single legislative branch/chamber
