Donald Bradley

19 May, 09:29

The Constitution can be amended

A. formally or informally.

B. only by unanimous vote.

C. only in even numbered years.

D. by the press.

User: Delegates at the Constitutional Convention listened to three plans before agreeing on the Great Compromise. Which three state plans did they hear?

A. Texas, New Jersey, New York

B. Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Florida

C. Connecticut, New Jersey, Virginia

D. Georgia, Delaware, Pennsylvania

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