What was the result of the Connecticut/Great Compromise? a. States were represented in the upper house, and citizens were represented in the lower house. b. Citizens were represented in the upper house, and states were represented in the lower house. X c. All members of the lower house and upper house would be selected by direct election. d. Citizens were given proportional representation in both the lower house and the upper house.
What was the result of the Connecticut/Great Compromise? a. States were represented in the upper house, and citizens were represented in the lower house. b. Citizens were represented in the upper house, and states were represented in the lower house. X c. All members of the lower house and upper house would be selected by direct election. d. Citizens were given proportional representation in both the lower house and the upper house.
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What was the result of the Connecticut/Great Compromise?
a. States were represented in the upper house, and citizens were represented in the lower house.
b. Citizens were represented in the upper house, and states were represented in the lower house.
X c. All members of the lower house and upper house would be selected by direct election.
d. Citizens were given proportional representation in both the lower house and the upper house.
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The Connecticut/Great Compromise was a resolution reached during the 1787. It was reached at Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia. The Compromise was about representation in the legislative branch between the large and small states. The Compromise was a crucial step in the creation of the United States Constitution.
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