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- the new jersey plan favored:
a. large states
b. equal representation for states
c. population - based representation
d. abolishing congress
- the great compromise created:
a. one legislative house
b. equal representation everywhere
c. two - house legislature
d. a stronger monarchy
- the three - fifths compromise allowed states to count:
a. all enslaved people
b. half of enslaved people
c. three - fifths of enslaved people
d. no enslaved people
- the branch that interprets laws is the:
a. legislative
b. executive
c. judicial
d. electoral
- powers shared by state and national governments are called:
a. delegated powers
b. reserved powers
c. concurrent powers
d. enumerated powers
- supporters of the constitution were called:
a. antifederalists
b. loyalists
c. federalists
d. nationalists
- antifederalists demanded a:
a. stronger central government
b. bill of rights
c. new monarchy
d. two presidents
- which amendment gave women the right to vote?
a. 15th
b. 19th
c. 24th
d. 26th
Question 8
The New Jersey Plan was proposed to give each state equal representation in the legislature, regardless of size. Large states favored population - based representation (Virginia Plan), so A is wrong. Population - based representation is what the Virginia Plan favored, so C is wrong. The plan didn't aim to abolish Congress, so D is wrong.
The Great Compromise (Connecticut Compromise) created a two - house legislature. One house (House of Representatives) has representation based on population, and the other (Senate) has equal representation for each state. It didn't create one legislative house (A is wrong), equal representation everywhere (B is wrong), and the US has no monarchy (D is wrong).
The Three - Fifths Compromise was an agreement that three - fifths of the enslaved population would be counted for purposes of representation and taxation. So A (all), B (half), and D (no) are incorrect.
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B. Equal representation for states