Question

lesson 1: the great debates check for understanding - fill in the blank fields in this text.
the great compromise was a combination of the 　　 plan and the 　　 plan. it provided the legislature would be a 　　 body. the 　　 would have 2 representatives from each state, and the 　　 of 　　 would be based on population. the 　　 　　 compromise was the result over how a state would count their population for 　　 and representation in congress. enslaved people would not be counted as a 　　 person but as 　　 　　 of a person. the commerce clause established that congress could regulate 　　 and interstate trade, but could not 　　 exports or interfere with the 　　 　　 for 20 years.

Explanation:

To solve this fill - in - the - blank problem, we rely on knowledge of American history, specifically the events and compromises during the formation of the United States government.

1. The Great Compromise combined the Virginia plan (which favored larger states with representation based on population) and the New Jersey plan (which favored equal representation for each state).
2. The legislature established by the Great Compromise was a bicameral (two - chambered) body.
3. In the bicameral legislature, the Senate has 2 representatives from each state (equal representation), and the number of representatives in the House of Representatives is based on population.
4. The Three - Fifths Compromise dealt with how enslaved people would be counted for taxation and representation. Enslaved people were counted as three - fifths of a person.
5. The Commerce Clause gave Congress the power to regulate commerce (trade) and interstate trade. It also stated that Congress could not tax exports or interfere with the slave trade for 20 years.

Answer:

The Great Compromise was a combination of the \boxed{Virginia} plan and the \boxed{New Jersey} plan. It provided the legislature would be a \boxed{bicameral} body. The \boxed{Senate} would have 2 representatives from each state, and the \boxed{number} of \boxed{representatives} would be based on population. The \boxed{Three - Fifths} Compromise was the result over how a state would count their population for \boxed{taxation} and representation in Congress. Enslaved people would not be counted as a \boxed{whole} person but as \boxed{three - fifths} of a person. The Commerce Clause established that Congress could regulate \boxed{commerce} and interstate trade, but could not \boxed{tax} exports or interfere with the \boxed{slave trade} for 20 years.