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The Great Compromise, while crucial in establishing a bicameral legislature, had several weaknesses. It created tension between large and small states by maintaining unequal representation in the Senate, where each state has two senators regardless of population. This arrangement can lead to overrepresentation of smaller states in legislative decisions. Additionally, the compromise did not address the issue of slavery, allowing it to persist as a divisive and contentious issue in American politics.

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