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Founding Compromises Quiz

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Riddles about the Constitutional Convention

by William Weinmann
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I brought together two ideas about representation: one based on populations, the other giving each state an equal voice. I shaped the legislature into two houses. Which plan am I describing?

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My result created a two-house Congress: one house by population, one by equal state representation.

I proposed balancing representation by combining elements of two earlier plans.

I’m associated with a Connecticut delegate who helped bridge big and small states.

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