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Konnor Pollard

23 June, 18:08

Multiple national executives who could be removed from power by the states if necessary were a feature of which plan for the federal government presented at the constitutional convention?

A) The New Jersey Plan

B) Neither the Virginia not the New Jersey plan

C) The Virginia Plan

D) Both the Virginia and New Jersey plans

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