square Compromise took ideas from both the Virginia and New Jersey plans.However since one of the legislative chambers would be based on population, states that allowed slavery wanted to count people who were enslaved toward their population in order to get more representa tives. Northern states opposed this. The square - Compromise that addressed this conflict temporarily held the nation together until the Civil War.

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square Compromise took ideas from both the Virginia and New Jersey plans.However since one of the legislative chambers would be based on population, states that allowed slavery wanted to count people who were enslaved toward their population in order to get more representa tives. Northern states opposed this. The square - Compromise that addressed this conflict temporarily held the nation together until the Civil War.

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The Three-Fifths Compromise

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The problem describes a historical context where states with differing interests debated how enslaved individuals should be counted for legislative representation. This debate was resolved by the Three-Fifths Compromise, which was a temporary solution that allowed the nation to remain united until the Civil War. The Three-Fifths Compromise stipulated that three out of every five enslaved people would be counted for both taxation and representation purposes.

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