4. What was the Three-Fifths Compromise?
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a plan to count three-fifths of slaves when assessing a state's number of representatives
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a plan to remove three-fifth of slaves from the total population count of slave states
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a plan to gradually reduce the number of slaves in the country
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the idea that three-fifths of all states should be free of slavery
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