The Great Compromise called for a legislature that had

Two houses, one in which all states had equal representation and one in which

representation was based on population

One house with only one representative per state

One house with representation based only on state population

The great compromise called for a legislature that had:

A. Two houses, one in which all states had equal representation and one in which representation was based on population

Explanation:

The "Great Compromise" was basically an agreement made between the larger and smaller states of the United States which somewhat described the exhibition that each state would have under the "United States Constitution", and as well as in the legislature. The Great Compromise was also known as the Connecticut Compromise and had occurred in 1787.

The United States underwent unpleasant times in the 1780s. The 1781 sanction of the "Articles of Confederation" provided an incompetent governmental structure.

The contract reshaped the American government structure discovering a balance between the highly populated states and their requirements and at the same time taking into consideration the less-populated states and their demands.