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lizgibby lizgibby
  • 30-10-2015
  • History
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on which point did the Virginia and new Jersey plan disagree

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HistoryGuy HistoryGuy
  • 03-11-2015

The Virginia and New Jersey plans disagreed heavily on the issue of how to determine how many representatives each state would have in the legislature, with the New Jersey Plan wanting there to be a set number of representatives per state, and the Virginia Plan wanting representation to be based on population size.

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