Enlightenment thinker William Blackstone believed strongly in "common law," the concept that legal decisions A. should be overturned if they cause disagreement.
B. should each stand alone, independent of other cases.
C. should be based upon similar, previous decisions.
D. should be decided by the people.

Question 6 of 27 1 point which of the following best describes the three-fifths compromise at the constitutional convention? o a. no more than three-fifths of a state's population could include slaves. o b. three-fifths of a state's slaves had to be released within 20 years. oc. slaves would be counted as three-fifths of a person when determining representation in congress. od. three-fifths of a state's population had to vote for slavery if a territory was to enter the union as a slave state. g