FTP, identify this plan proposed by Edmund Randolph, but drafted mainly by James Madison, that became the framework for drafters at the Constitutional Convention and was opposed by the New Jersey Plan.
It contained fifteen resolutions that each specified a different function of its author's proposed government. Like the plan eventually adopted, it divided government into three branches, but it also divided the executive into a three man team with one each from New England, the Mid-Atlantic and the South and heavily emphasized proportionality in representation. FTP, identify this plan proposed by Edmund Randolph, but drafted mainly by James Madison, that became the framework for drafters at the Constitutional Convention and was opposed by the New Jersey Plan.
It contained fifteen resolutions that each specified a different function of its author's proposed government.
Virginia Plan (Accept Randolph Plan before Randolph)