History, 19.01.2021 04:30, reneewilliams20

Which problem was solved by the Great Compromise? A. how the national government would be funded
B. how enslaved people would count in state population numbers
C. how many representatives states would send to Congress
D. how to keep the government from harming individual rights

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Which problem was solved by the Great Compromise? A. how the national government would be funded