Once the delegates settled the great compromise, what issue did they tackle next? - the new jersey plan - the virginia plan - the electoral process for the presidency -the three fifths compromise

Once the delagates settled the great compromise, the issue they tackled next was the electoral process for the presidency.

Explanation

After the U.S delegates decided the Three-Fifths Compromise (or the great compromise), an agreement between large and small states which defined the level of representation each state was going to have in the Constitution and legislature, the delegates immediately began discussing the Electoral process for the presidency.

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