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James Madison for the Virginia plan and william patterson for the New Jersey plan
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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 states do you go through from New York to Georgia?
South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey.
What states do you have to go to get to Florida from Pennsylvania?
New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, North Caroli9na, South Carolina, Georgia
What plan was William Paterson in favor for during the constitutional convention?
"the idea of a national Government as contra distinguished from a federal one, never entered into the mind of any of them [the people], and to the public mind we must accommodate ourselves. We have no power to go beyond the federal scheme, and if we had the people are not ripe for any other." this was one of his quotes. you might find more at this website: http://www.history.army.mil/books/RevWar/ss/paterson.htm
How do you go to New Jersey on Poptropica?
There is no way to go to New Jersey on Poptropica.
Did Mozart go to New Jersey?
Yes he has a house in Princeton New jersey
Why do most people go to New Jersey for vacation?
because of New Jersey's beaches
How is the water in New Jersey?
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What will you do when you get to New Jersey?
Go home
What is a Population of New Jersey in 1997?
The population in New Jersey in the year 2000 was 8,414,350.
Why do people want to go to New Jersey?
Cuz of the Jersey Shore!
Does the Appalachian Trail go through Kentucky?
No, the Appalachian Trail does not go through Kentucky. The 14 states it crosses are (North to South): Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina, Tenessee, and Georgia.
