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Eilene849
Eilene849 Eilene849
  • 08-10-2015
  • History
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What issue were the Virginia and New Jersey Plans attempting to resolve?

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HistoryGuy HistoryGuy
  • 20-10-2015

The issue that the Virginia and New Jersey Plans were attempting to resolve was the one concerning each state's number of representatives in Congress--specifically whether it should be determined by the population size of the state or if it should be a set number.

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mary1221
mary1221 mary1221
  • 21-05-2020

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equal representation of slaves in northern and southern states

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