Question

What plan gave larger states more votes making it unfair for small states?

Answer 1

The Virginia Plan

Explanation:

The Virginia Plan, developed by James Madison leading up to the Constitutional Convention, argued for a bicameral legislature based on population-weighted representation since Virginia was the most populous state at the time.

In contrast, New Jersey, a much smaller state, developed the New Hersey Plan, which called for a unicameral legislature in which each state, no matter the size, received one vote.

This issue was settled by the Connecticut Compromise or Great Compromise of 1787, which created a bicameral legislature, one with equal representation sensation (the Senate) and one based on population (the House of Representatives)