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How does the allocation of representatives differ between the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan?
The New Jersey Plan was much like the old Confederation Congress. Each state had one representative. This favored the small states.
In the Virginia Plan, representatives were distributed based on population which favored the big states.
The Connecticut Compromise was... a compromise. Each state had 2 in the Senate, and representation in the House is based on population. It helped both the large and small states.
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Which point in the Virginia Plan was objected by supporters of the New jersey plan?
The larger states should have more representatives in Congress.
Which point in the Virginia Plan was objected to by supporters of New Jersey plan?
Larger states should have more representatives in congress.
What was the agreement reached that settled the issues of the New Jersey plan and the Virginia Plan?
The Great Compromise resolved the dispute over the New Jersey and Virginia plans. The Virginia Plan wanted representation to go by population. The House of Representatives resolved this issue, using population to determine how many representatives a state would receive. The New Jersey Plan wanted equal representation for all states. The Senate resolved this issue by allowing the same number of representatives to all states, regardless of their size.
What was the Virginia and Jersey plan?
Virginia Plan - Each state receives a certain number of representatives based on population. New Jersey Plan - Each state receives an equal number of representatives. Nowadays, the senate is based on the New Jersey Plan and the House of Representatives is based on the Virginia Plan.
What point in the Virginia plan was objected to by supporters if the New Jersey plan?
that each state would get more representatives based on the state population.
What plan of government favored the smaller states?
the sdr plane was the smaller size in worl
Was the house of representatives based on the New Jersey plan or the viginia?
The House of Representatives was based on the Virginia plan. This plan proposed to have legislative body where the number of legislators was proportional to the size of the state.
How did farmers of Virginia and New Jersey plan to propose to decide on the number of representatives in congress?
Virginia was a heavily populated state and New Jersey was not. Virginia proposed congressional representation based upon population; New Jersey proposed equal representation of all states regardless of population.
Details of both New Jersey and Virginia plans and suggest why a state would have supported one or the other?
The Virginia Plan wanted representation based on the population of a state. The New Jersey Plan wanted to all states to have the same number of representatives no matter the size of the state or it's population. A larger state would want the Virginia Plan because they would have more government representatives. Smaller states would support the New Jersey Plan because they would have equal representatives.
Which point in the Virginia Plan was objected by supporters of the New jersey plan?
The larger states should have more representatives in Congress.
Which point in the Virginia plan was objected to by the supporters of the New Jersey plan?
The larger states should have more representatives in Congress.
Which point in the Virginia Plan was objected to by supporters of New Jersey plan?
Larger states should have more representatives in congress.
What was the agreement reached that settled the issues of the New Jersey plan and the Virginia Plan?
The Great Compromise resolved the dispute over the New Jersey and Virginia plans. The Virginia Plan wanted representation to go by population. The House of Representatives resolved this issue, using population to determine how many representatives a state would receive. The New Jersey Plan wanted equal representation for all states. The Senate resolved this issue by allowing the same number of representatives to all states, regardless of their size.
What was the Virginia and Jersey plan?
Virginia Plan - Each state receives a certain number of representatives based on population. New Jersey Plan - Each state receives an equal number of representatives. Nowadays, the senate is based on the New Jersey Plan and the House of Representatives is based on the Virginia Plan.
How were the differences between the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey plan settled?
The differences between the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan were settled through the Great Compromise, also known as the Connecticut Compromise. This agreement, reached during the Constitutional Convention of 1787, established a bicameral legislature with proportional representation in the House of Representatives (reflecting the Virginia Plan) and equal representation in the Senate (reflecting the New Jersey Plan). This compromise balanced the interests of both larger and smaller states, allowing for a more unified framework for the new government.
How many hours is between New Jersey and Virginia?
4 HOURS .
What is the purpose of bicameral legislature?
The reason for the bicameral legislature dates back to when The Constitution was written. The New Jersey plan wanted every state to have an equal vote, which favored small states. The Virginia Plan called for representatives, with more populated states getting more representatives. In Congress, the Senate is the New Jersey Plan and the House of Representatives is, obviously, the Virginia plan. I'm not sure, but I believe we elect both.
