It was undeniable that the Great Compromise solved one of the biggest problems that came up in the Articles of Confederation, which was the legislature for voting and representation. In the Articles of Confederation, each state only had one vote regardless of the size of the state, which made it unfair for the larger states that they did not have the same power as the smaller states. The Great Compromise successfully fixed the problem by combining the Virginia Plan and the New Jersey Plan so that equal representation of states was given to the Senate and proportional representation was given to the House of Representatives. Two chambers in the congress were established, which were the Senate and the House of Representatives. These important
