Bicameral Connecticut Compromise Conservative Whigs Coverture A. two legislative houses, upper and lower house B. Roger Sherman's proposal for a bicameral legislature C. legal status of married women in U. S. which included complete legal and economic dependence on husbands D. politically and economically elite revolutionary class that wanted to limit political participation to a few powerful families

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Bicameral Connecticut Compromise Conservative Whigs Coverture A. two legislative houses, upper and lower house B. Roger Sherman's proposal for a bicameral legislature C. legal status of married women in U. S. which included complete legal and economic dependence on husbands D. politically and economically elite revolutionary class that wanted to limit political participation to a few powerful families

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Hallie Woods · Answer 1

B. Roger Sherman's proposal for a bicameral legislature

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The Connecticut Compromise is Roger Sherman's proposal for a bicameral legislature whereby the upper house will have equal representation and the lower house will have proportionate representation. He made this proposal at Constitutional Convention of 1787. It was adopted.