Question

How did the Great Compromise resolve conflicts between large and small states?

By prohibiting the quartering of soldiers.

By counting enslaved individuals for representation.

By creating a bicameral legislature with two houses

By allowing states to make their own laws

Answer 1

The Great Compromise resolved conflicts between large and small states by **creating a bicameral legislature with two houses**. This compromise established the Senate, where each state would have equal representation (two senators per state), satisfying smaller states, and the House of Representatives, where representation would be based on population, satisfying larger states.