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Ellis Burton

3 July, 21:06

How was the Three-Fifths Compromise like the Great Compromise?

A. It gave states the power to determine their own populations.

B. It determined how states would be represented in Congress.

C. It became a way for northern states to gain more representation.

D. It determined that states would have equal representation in the Senate.

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