Question

The Great Compromise (also known as the Connecticut Compromise) solve the problem of:
A. How many houses the legislative branch would have, and if the representation would be proportional or equal
B. Northern state who wished to ban slavery disagreeing with Southern states who desired to retail slavery
C. The question of whether to add a stronger executive branch to the government
D. The question of whether to add a judicial branch to the government
E. The ability of the government to retain a standing army in peacetime

Answer 1

Hint: In this question, we will talk about the great compromise. Next, we will read between whom this agreement happened and why. This Compromise is also known as the “Connecticut Compromise”. Two governing bodies of Congress were established by the Great Compromise. According to the Great Compromise, a bicameral Congress will have two state assemblies.

Complete answer:
In U.S. history, the agreement proposed by Connecticut delegates Roger Sherman and Oliver Ellsworth at the drafting of the United States Constitution at the \[1787\] Convention to settle the conflict between small and large states over representation in the new federal government was then known as the Great Compromise. The solution provided for a dual form of representation by a bicameral federal legislature: the upper house would provide equal representation from each province, while the lower house would have proportional representation depending on the population of a state.
The assembly convened in \[1787\] in Philadelphia's Pennsylvania State House, presumably to change the Articles of Confederation (first U.S. constitution, \[1781 - 89\]). However, the suggestion of amending the papers was discarded, and the legislature set out to draw up a new government system. The allocation of representation in the federal government was one area of dispute between delegates from small states and those from big states. A proposal is known as Virginia, or broad state, plan was offered by Edmund Randolph, which called for a bicameral legislature serving each state depending on its population or income. The New Jersey, or tiny state, proposal was proposed by William Paterson, which called for equal representation in Congress. It would yield neither the major nor the small states.
So, the correct answer is Option A.

Note: A bicameral assembly with proportional representation in the lower house (the House of Representatives) and equal representation of the States in the upper house was introduced by Ellsworth and Sherman, among others (the Senate). In the lower house, all tax initiatives will arise. On July \[16\], \[1787\], the compromise was accepted.