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Having two senators from your state and one representative from your congressional district representing your interests in Washington, D.C.

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How was the issue of congressional representation solved at the convention?

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How did the delegates settle the question of Congressional representation from the states?

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What was the compromise plan that settled congressional representation?

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What was the great comprimised?

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How did delegates settle the question of the congressional representation from the states?

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Agreement providing a dual system of congressional representation?

The term for a dual system of Congressional representation is bicameral. This means that Congress is made up of two different houses.


What did the Great Compromise do?

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Controversy between the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan of congressional representation was settled by the?

with "The Great Compromise".


What is one most likely has the greatest number of congressional districts?

California has the greatest number of congressional districts among all U.S. states, as it is the most populous state in the country. As of the latest apportionment following the 2020 Census, California has 52 congressional districts. This number reflects its significant population relative to other states, which influences the distribution of congressional representation.


Congressional apportionment has MOST to do with?

Congressional apportionment has most to do with the distribution of seats in the U.S. House of Representatives among the states based on population. This process occurs every ten years after the decennial census, ensuring that representation reflects changes in population size and demographics. The goal is to provide equitable representation for all citizens across different states.


Do the states create Congressional Districts for the House of Representatives?

Representation is based on population. Each state is broken up into counties which contain "congressional districts" with a specific number of residents which, when such number is surpassed, requires the creation of a new district.


Why did small states see the Great Compromise as an improvement over the Virginia Plan?

It gave them more congressional representation than the Virginia Plan did.