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What two conclusions can be drawn about the New Jersey Plan?

It was stronger than the Virginia Plan because it did not permit Congress to regulate trade.
It was weaker than the Virginia Plan because it was more closely modeled on the Articles of Confederation.
It was weaker than the Virginia Plan because it did not allow the legislature to veto state laws.
It was stronger than the Virginia Plan because it mandated that the chief executive be chosen by Congress.