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Which party believes in large amount of government involvement and which in small government involvement?
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Which party believes in large amount of government involvement
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The Virginia plan is about having the 3 branches of Government, this is the idea of James Madison. The New Jersey plan is proposed by a man known as William Paterson, he thought that there should be a One house legislature to represent equal votes from all the states.
Large Government Virginia Plan
Small Government New Jersey Plan
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Answer:easy-to-understand language
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