Answered

The Three-Fifths Compromise solved a dispute between: A) heavily populated states, B) states in the East and the West, C) states with and without slavery, D) states that did and did not attend the Constitutional Convention

Verified Answer :

kaite8hall8

The correct answer would be c. The southern states wanted to count slaves in their total population when determining their representation in the House of Representatives, but they did not want to count slaves when determining direct taxation upon the states by the national government. The northern states wanted to count slaves for taxing purposes but not for representation. So tyhe three-fifths Compromise solved the dispute, counting three of every five slaves for representation and taxation.

The three fifths compromises  was an agreement between the  US and the slaves over the counting of slaves to determine their total population.

  • Hence they could determine the number of seats and how much tax would the state pay.
  • The 3/5th compromise is a part of article 1, sections 2 and  3.

Hence the option C is correct in that is  states with and without slavery,

Learn more about the compromise that solved a dispute between

brainly.com/question/535544.