The Connecticut Compromise created a unicameral legislature, meaning one chamber

of a national legislature.

True or False

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Maren Mendez

30 January, 04:03

The Connecticut Compromise created a unicameral legislature, meaning one chamber

of a national legislature.

True or False

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Mathew Galloway · Answer 1

The given statement "The Connecticut Compromise created a unicameral legislature, meaning one chamber of a national legislature" is false.

Answer: Option B

Explanation:

The farmers of the American Constitution organized mainly two branches: the Senates and House of Representatives. Connecticut's compromise proposal had to divide Congress. It was promulgated in the Constitutional Conventions in 1787 which was proposed by Connecticut delegates, Oliver Ellsworth and Roger Sherman.

The purpose of this proposal was to maintain a balance between the interests of large and small states, because the constitution gave every vote in the Senate with equal voice, and the criteria for House of Representatives presents with the each states population size.

The Connecticut Compromise created a unicameral legislature, meaning one chamberof a national legislature.True or False

The Connecticut Compromise created a unicameral legislature, meaning one chamber

of a national legislature.

True or False