Which statement regarding the Three-Fifths Compromise is true?
a)
a Three out of every five s...
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Which statement regarding the Three-Fifths Compromise is true?
a)
a Three out of every five slaves would be counted towards the population to
determine Southern states' representation.
b) Slavery was declared permanently legal in all states.
c)
All slaves in the Southern states would be counted in the population for
representation purposes only.
Both the statement 'Three out of every five slaves would be counted towards
d)
the population to determine Southern states' representation' and 'Slavery
was declared permanently legal in all states.' are true.
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