Which statements accurately describe key compromises reached at the constitutional convention
in 1787?
choose exactly two answers that are correct.
the new jersey compromise determined that while every citizen would have the right
to vote in national elections, only those citizens who owned property would be allowed
to vote in state elections.
the three-fifths compromise established that the population of enslaved people in a
state would be only partially represented in that state's official population.
the two-thirds compromise required that amendments to the constitution would have
to be approved by both two-thirds of congress and two-thirds of all state legislatures.
the great compromise, also known as the connecticut compromise, established that
congress would be composed of one house in which representation was based on a
state's size and one in which every state was represented equally.



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The three fifths compromise established that the population of enslaved people in a state would be only partially represented in that state's official population.

The Great compromise, also known as the Connecticut compromise, established that Congress would be composed of one house in which representation was based on a state's size and one in which every state was represented equally.

Options 2 and 4.

Explanation:

The constitution had to be ratified by all the thirteen states and for this the delegates to the constitutional convention had to reach certain compromises. Those compromises were the three fifth compromise, the Great compromise and the electoral college.

The three fifth compromise said that the population of the enslaved state would not be totally represented. The three fifth population of the state would represent the population of the enslaved state. The next compromise was the Great compromise that each house in the congress would represent one state.

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representative government

explanation:

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