South Carolina and Georgia refused to ratify the U. S. Constitution unless slavery was allowed.

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Ciara Dyer

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27 March, 21:02

South Carolina and Georgia refused to ratify the U. S. Constitution unless slavery was allowed.

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Fatima Perkins · Answer 1

True.

Explanation:

Unfortunately it is true. It took a massive Civil War (the first in modern history) to resolve this issue. It was the only part of the constitution that I know of that was left incomplete and would have consequences later on that were disastrous.

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South Carolina and Georgia refused to ratify the U. S. Constitution unless slavery was allowed.

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false