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How did the constitutional convention reach a compromise on the issue of slavery
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How did the constitutional convention reach a compromise on the issue of slavery
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The Constitutional Convention reached a compromise on the issue of slavery by declaring that each slave would count as "3/5" of a person when it came to determining representation by population size. This was known as the "3/5th Compromise".
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