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The most divisive difference between the Virginia and New Jersey Plans involved the counting of slaves as population for both representation and taxation.

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1 The most divisive difference between the Virginia and New Jersey Plans involved
the counting of slaves as population for both representation and taxation purposes providing Constitutional guarantees for fundamental liberties the method of representation in the legislative branch the continuation of the slave trade the division of power between the state and federal governments

2 When compared to their Antifederalist opponents, the supporters of the Constitution were more likely to be A. state government officials subsistence or noncommercial farmers from Northern states residents of rural, noncommercial areas residents of commercialized areas

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