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At the Constitutional Convention of 1787, delegates from larger states argued that each state's representation in the legislature should be proportional to its population. Smaller states argued that each state should have equal representation, regardless of population. The disagreement over representation threatened to derail the ratification of the United States Constitution. Which statement accurately describes the compromise that led to both sides reaching agreement?A. A bicameral legislature with an upper house selected by the lower house and the lower house representation proportional to each state's populationB. A bicameral legislature with an upper house representing each state equally and a lower house with representation proportional to each state's populationC. A unicameral legislature with equal representation for every stateD. A unicameral legislature with representation proportional to each state's population.

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