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Thee Virginia plan was a plan to give the largest states (Virginia at the time) more votes than the smaller states. Needless to say it was widely supported by large states, and heavily contested by small states that were afraid they would get bulldozed by large states.
The New Jersey Plan was the alternative (each state gets one vote).
In the end the Conneticut compromise was chosen...which gave each state one vote (Senate), but made a second tier of government (House of Representatives) which represented the size of each state.
When the Virginia Plan and New Jersey plan were written, there were major differences. So Connecticut put the two together which helped form the Constitution.
The Virginia Plan influenced the Constitution. The NJ Plan was to rewrite the Articles of Confederation, which were not working at all. The Viriginia Plan was, mainly, written by James Madison. He was very young, compared to most of the men present at these discussions, but he was extremely well educated in all the different forms of politics throughout the world.
A constitution is a set of written rules that sets down a plan on how to operate a government.
Yes, Peirce Butler was for the Virgina Plan. They came to the convention to remake the Constitution, not make a totally new one.
James Madison took all of the notes for the constitutional convention and is called the "Father of the Constitution" because of it, but 55 men were involved in the writing of the laws, articles, and amendments of the constitution itself, so no one man wrote it. Madison was also involved in the Virginia Plan, but again he didn't "write" it himself.
No it adopted the new jersey plan!
The government is divided into three branches.
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It is either the Articles of Confederation or the Virginia Plan, which states the three branches of government.
The delegates at the Constitutional Convention decided to base the Constitution on the Virginia Plan, which was drafted by James Madison. The Virginia Plan called for a strong central government with separate branches and a bicameral legislature. Madison's plan heavily influenced the structure and principles of the Constitution.
The United States Constitution incorporates several provisions from the Virginia Plan, particularly the framework for a bicameral legislature. The Virginia Plan proposed a two-house legislature with representation based on population, which influenced the Constitution's establishment of the House of Representatives and the Senate. Additionally, the plan's emphasis on a stronger national government and separate branches of government is reflected in the Constitution's structure and principles.
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the articles of confederation and Virginia plan
Negotiations during the formation of the U S Constitution created the bicameral ,or two house, legilature.
no William few was for the Virginia plan and him and Abraham Baldwin were the only people from Georgia to sign the constitution