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• A bicameral legislature is created in which
states have equal representation in the Senate,
but representation in the House depends on
population.
• An enslaved person is counted as three-fifths of
one person for purposes of both representation
and taxation.
These two statements describe
(1) grievances included in the Declaration of
Independence
(2) provisions found in the Articles of Confederation
(3) compromises reached at the Constitutional
Convention
(4) amendments included in the Bill of Rights

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These two statements describe 3. compromises reached at the Constitutional Convention. The former is an explanation of the Great Compromise, which established the membership standards of the House and Senate to please both large and small states. The latter is an explanation of the 3/5 Compromise, which determined that slaves count as 3/5 of a person for population purposes (in order to determine membership in the House).

These two statements describe that compromise reached at the Constitutional Convention.

What is mean by great compromise?

The Great Compromise was created in order to give representation to all states in Congress regardless of their size. The basic proposal was that states with more people should get more representatives and vice versa.

So we can conclude that these two statements describe that compromise reached at the Constitutional Convention.

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