Question

what did the great compromise establish?

○ a weak executive branch of the federal government

○ a timeline of 20 years before congress could limit the slave trade

○ only part of the enslaved population counting toward representation

○ a two - house (bicameral) federal legislature made up of an upper and a lower house

Explanation:

The Great Compromise (also known as the Connecticut Compromise) at the Constitutional Convention established a bicameral legislature. The other options: a weak executive branch was not established by the Great Compromise; the 20 - year timeline for slave trade limitation was from the Slave Trade Compromise; and the counting of part of the enslaved population was from the Three - Fifths Compromise. So the correct option is the one about the bicameral legislature.

Answer:

D. a two - house (bicameral) federal legislature made up of an upper and a lower house (assuming the last option is labeled D, if the original labels were different, adjust the label accordingly. Since the original options' labels aren't fully clear in the text but the last option is the correct one about the bicameral legislature, we identify it as the correct answer.)