At the Constitutional Convention of 1787, the

Great Compromise between the large states and

the small states resulted in

(1) the creation of a bicameral legislature

(2) a provision for equal protection of the laws

(3) a permanent solution to the slavery issue

(4) the guarantee of voting rights for all male

property owners

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Darion Stokes

18 September, 18:21

At the Constitutional Convention of 1787, the

Great Compromise between the large states and

the small states resulted in

(1) the creation of a bicameral legislature

(2) a provision for equal protection of the laws

(3) a permanent solution to the slavery issue

(4) the guarantee of voting rights for all male

property owners

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Carlee Barry · Answer 1

At the Constitutional Convention of 1787, the Great Compromise between the large states and the small states resulted in " (1) the creation of a bicameral legislature," since this allowed for one chamber to benefit the larger states, and the other chamber (the Senate) to benefit the smaller states.