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Answer:

State issues did lead to debate over structure of the legislature.

Explanation:

One of the main issues State was facing was trade. Each state had different currency so trade was getting very difficult. So, there was a debate on whether there should be a strong central government with all states having same currency.

So, including the above, to address other state issues there was creation of bicameral legislature. It has two houses: upper house, called Senate (each state will have two seats) and a lower house, called House of Representatives (this was based on state population).

Main power was given to the central government.

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There are different kinds of issues that are raised in the debate. The state issues lead to debate over structure of the central government as more  worries over state representation led to a bicameral legislature where the upper house based on equal state votes and a lower house was said to be based on state population.

  • A key issue in the Constitutional Convention was said to be between the small states and big states. The small states had the intention where each state is to have the same number of representatives in Congress. The big states is said to want representation based on population.

In the  federal legislature, the U.S. Congress is said to be that of a bicameral  structure, that is, it has two chambers. In the House of Representatives and the Senate, each state is known to have a legislature, and all state legislatures have two houses and some exceptions.

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