What agreement was reached with the great compromise? a. states would be represented equally in both the house and the senate. b. states would be represented equally in the senate and proportionally in the house. c. states would be represented equally in the house and proportionally in the senate. d. states would be represented proportionally in both the house and the senate.

B. States would be represented equally in the Senate and proportionally in the House.

Explanation:

The Great Commitment, also known as the Connecticut Commitment, was an agreement made between large and small states that defined in part the representation that each state would have under the United States Constitution, as well as in the legislature. The Great Commitment led to the creation of a two-chamber Congress, the House of Representatives, which is composed of representatives of the states, proportionally to its inhabitants and the Senate, in which all states have two representatives regardless of their population.

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