Which of the following best describes how Congress would be designed, according to the Great Compromise?

There would be one house called a Congress, and each state would be represented by a number of delegates based on the state's population including men women and slaves.
There would be one house called a Congress, and each state would be represented by the same number of delegates regardless of the population
There would be two houses:an upper Senate, in which each state would be represented by two senators and a lower House of Representatives in which each state would be represent

Question

Which of the following best describes how Congress would be designed, according to the Great Compromise?

 There would be one house called a Congress, and each state would be represented by a number of delegates based on the state's population including men women and slaves.
 There would be one house called a Congress, and each state would be represented by the same number of delegates regardless of the population
 There would be two houses:an upper Senate, in which each state would be represented by two senators and a lower House of Representatives in which each state would be represent

micahm · Answer

Wikipedia says 

The Connecticut Compromise (also known as the Great Compromise of 1787 or ... but would have amended them to somewhat increase Congress's powers. ... [house] should be according to the respective numbers of free inhabitants