Question

The New Jersey plan called for

A. a strong president.
B. the abolition of slavery.
C. abandoning the Articles of Confederation.
D. equal representation for all states in the Congress

Answer 1

D. equal representation for all states in the Congress

Step-by-step explanation:

The New Jersey Plan

William Paterson of New Jersey was the leading spokesman for the New Jersey Plan. He offered it to the convention in response to Madison’s Virginia Plan. Paterson was concerned for the rights of the small states—like New Jersey. He wanted to make sure those states would have equal representation in the Congress

Answer 2

Equal representation for all states in the Congress.