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During the Constitutional convention, conflicts arose between the smaller and larger states. The Virginia Plan proposed representation to be based on population. The New Jersey Plan proposed equal representation of all states. To meet the needs of both small and large states, Roger Sherman came up with what plan that created a bicameral congress. It is often called the Great Comprise, but what was another name for it?
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