Question

compromises of the new government
the u.s. constitution
debate at the constitutional convention made it quickly
apparent that different states maintained different interests,
meaning the new constitution would have to strike a
careful balance.
also known as the great compromise, the connecticut
compromise implemented elements of both the virginia
and new jersey plans into the constitution. under the
compromise, a house of representatives would be based
on population while a senate would have two members
per state, making congress bicameral.
slavery was a controversial topic even in the early days of
the united states. this complicated the constitutional
convention, creating debates over how enslaved people
should contribute toward representations in congress.
what chamber of congress represents all
states equally with two members?
the house
the senate
the supreme court

Explanation:

The U.S. Great (Connecticut) Compromise established a bicameral Congress. The Senate is defined as having two members per state, ensuring equal representation for all states regardless of population.

Answer:

the Senate