What did the Virginia Plan and New Jersey Plan have in common? (Choose two answers) (2 points) Legislative branch consists of elected representatives Executive branch of government consists of several exectives Three branches of government Number of representatives based on population

Answer 1

The Virginia Plan and New Jersey Plan had the following in common:

1. Three branches of government - Both plans proposed a structure for government that included an executive branch, a legislative branch, and a judicial branch.

2. Legislative branch consists of elected representatives - Both plans included a legislative branch that would be made up of representatives elected by the people.

(Note: The Virginia Plan proposed representation based on population, while the New Jersey Plan proposed equal representation for each state, so they differ on that point.)