Can any U.S Government and Politics buffs help me answer this question

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anonymous · Answer

1.	Why did some people want all states to have the same number of votes in the federal legislature? What did they fear?

anonymous · Answer

Because they did not believe this fairly represented the voters........i don't why they what did they fear, but hold on here @lakeykey  you help him with the fear part

anonymous · Answer

Thank you so much @neko_of_hearts  :)

anonymous · Answer

your welcome

anonymous · Answer

@dan815 hey mate can you possibly help with this question too?

anonymous · Answer

@ryanwhite499

anonymous · Answer

@lakeykey hey :) could you possibly help me out? :)

anonymous · Answer

I have no clue, @Joel_the_boss

anonymous · Answer

@baking4lyf

joel_the_boss · Answer

Because they did not believe this fairly represented the voters. For example one state would have one representative for 50,000 people, but another state would have one representative for 300,000 people. They believed the larger state should of had 6 representatives so that every 50,000 people have equal representation. 

 On the other hand the smaller states believed they would have had less power in a federal government if they only had one representative compared to a larger state with six. So that is why the Senate was created so that every state would have equal representation regardless of population.

anonymous · Answer

nice copy pasting there @Joel_the_boss

joel_the_boss · Answer

Any time. Did it help? Yes, it did so please close the question. Have a good day.

anonymous · Answer

it didnt actually because i used it the same outline and my teacher said it was wron