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Jace Gibson

9 May, 14:38

What is the best description of the "Great Compromise"? The agreement between the followers of the of the Virginia Plan and the followers of the New Jersey Plan. The agreement between the House of Representatives and the Senate to agree on creating three branches of government. The agreement on the economy between Northern and Southern interests. An agreement between the federal government and state governments on power.

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