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Why was "The Great Compromise" so important? People never argued again. Smaller states had Larger states had more power in the more power in the government. government…

Why was "The Great Compromise" so important? People never argued again. Smaller states had Larger states had more power in the more power in the government. government…
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Why was "The Great Compromise" so important?

People never
argued again.
Smaller states had Larger states had
more power in the more power in the
government. government
It created the
Senate and the
House of
Representatives

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government it created the Senate and the house of representatives

Step-by-step explanation:

i hope it helps

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