Question

1. who created the plan that became known as the great compromise?

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1. according to the great compromise, how are states represented in each house of congress?

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does this favor people or states? \tdoes this favor people or states?

Explanation:

Question 1

The Great Compromise (also known as the Connecticut Compromise) was created by Roger Sherman and Oliver Ellsworth, with Sherman being a key figure in its formulation.

Under the Great Compromise, the House of Representatives has representation based on a state's population. So states with more people have more representatives.

The Great Compromise established that each state, regardless of size or population, has 2 senators in the Senate.

Answer:

Roger Sherman (with Oliver Ellsworth also contributing, but Sherman is the most associated with the plan's creation)

Question 2 - In the House of Representatives