How did the Connecticut Compromise (the Great Compromise) settle the most divisive issue among the members of the Constitutional Convention? What was the issue it settled?

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Josue Mccormick

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8 April, 03:09

How did the Connecticut Compromise (the Great Compromise) settle the most divisive issue among the members of the Constitutional Convention? What was the issue it settled?

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Alejandra Adams · Answer 1

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Equal representation of the legislature It protected the slave trade

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What this Compromise settled was the issue of equal representation of the legislature. It was able to do that by enacting a bicameral legislature. It also gave Congress the power to control interstate commerce. It protected the slave trade by limiting Congresses power. Also, the imposing export taxes were forbidden.