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19 March, 01:56

What was one way that the Constitution addressed the issue of how slaves would be counted in a state's population?

A. Slaves were not counted as part of a state's population,

B. States could choose whether or not to count onslaved people,

C. Every five slaves would be counted as three people,

D

Slaves counted the same as free people in the population

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