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The Connecticut Compromise is called the Great Compromise because it
 
  A) established a single national currency.
  B) ended the dispute over slavery.
  C) resolved debate related to taxation without representation.
  D) solved the problem of representation by creating a bicameral legislature.
  E) established that three-fifths of the slaves in southern states would receive voting rights.

Question 2

The Great Compromise allowed small states to have political power disproportionate to their size in the
 
  A) Senate.
  B) House of Representatives.
  C) Electoral College.
  D) White House Cabinet.
  E) Supreme Court.



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Answer to Question 1

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Answer to Question 2

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