Question

What is most true about the Great compromise and the legislative branch? a) population and size did not have an impact on state representation; the states size dictated representation b) because the senate was smaller, it received limited control over legislation c) large states had more elected officials than small states, but small states were equal in the senate d) small and large states were to be equal

Answer 1

c) large states had more elected officials than small states, but small states were equal in the senate

Step-by-step explanation:

The Connecticut Compromise or Great Compromise was formed during the 1787 where elected officials was based on the population of the state.

According to the Great Compromise, states with a large population had more elected officials than states with less population, but states with less population (small states) were equal in the senate. It was a bicameral legislature structure that created two houses one with representation based on population and small states were equal in the senate.

Hence, the correct option is "c".