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Do Now: Write about a time you made a compromise (deal) with someone Do Now: Write about a time you made a compromise (deal) with someone. What was the actual compromise? If you cant think of one, use an example from a movie or TV. If you cant think of that either, think about one from a book. If you cant think of one from a book, make one up. Objectives: Students will be able to...(1) compare and contract the Virginia and New Jersey Plans (2) explain how the Connecticut compromise satisfied the needs of all states

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