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if the Founding Fathers had approved the Virginia Plan, what would have been the probable outcome for New Jersey and the other small states? A) They would have been fairly represented in Congress. B) They would have had difficulty passing laws that were not supported by states with large populations. C) They would have had the same input in making laws as the larger states. D) They would have had more influence in Congress than the larger states. i need help

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