In what part of the great compromise are the ideas of the virginia plan represented?

The Senate the House of Representatives the Office of the President the Unicameral Legislature.

Answer:- In the Great Compromise, the thoughts of the Virginia Plan are characterized in the House of Representatives.

Further explanation

In 1787, the numerous councils of the American states seen in Philadelphia to write together the first constitution of the United States. Before that, since 1781, they were overseen by the articles of the union that provided them huge liberty and shaped a nationwide government with very feeble powers. This system did not work and had resulted in the nation into an economic and social crisis. The chief difference between the representatives during the Philadelphia discussions was around state representation. Lastly, the text accepted by all and termed the great compromise or compromise of Connecticut. The adopted text shaped two chambers: the House of Representatives where the chosen officials were relative to the size of their states, as Virginia required, and the Senate where each state had the similar number of representatives, as the New Jersey wanted.