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The Three-fifths Compromise was included in

the Constitution to resolve a conflict over the

(1) counting of enslaved persons in relation to

taxation and representation

(2) reimbursement of plantation owners for

runaway slaves

(3) number of votes needed to approve a treaty in

the Senate

(4) number of states needed to ratify a proposed

amendment

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The Three-fifths Compromise was included in the Constitution to resolve a conflict over the "(1) counting of enslaved persons in relation to taxation and representation"

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The Three-fifths Compromise was included in the Constitution to resolve a conflict over the "(1) counting of enslaved persons in relation to taxation and representation"

Explanation:

The population of slaves would be included as three-fifths in total when distributing Representatives, as well as Presidential electors and taxes. The Three-Fifths Compromise was submitted by James Wilson and Roger Sherman, who were both ministers for the Constitutional Convention of 1787.

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