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The Three-Fifths Compromise did all of the following except
illustrate the power of the southern states at the convention.
partially apportion the House of Representatives and the electoral college on the basis
of property.
give African Americans representation that was equal to what free whites received.
give more voting power to southern slave owners.
fail to address the slave trade directly.



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Final answer:

The Three-Fifths Compromise granted additional political power to the South through apportionment and taxation, but did not give equal representation to African Americans compared to free whites.


Explanation:

The Three-Fifths Compromise resolved contentious issues related to state representation by allowing slaveholding states to count a portion of their enslaved population towards Congressional apportionment and taxation. This compromise gave states in the South additional political power by granting them extra seats in the House of Representatives and Electoral College. However, the agreement did not provide African Americans with representation equal to free whites, instead, it bolstered the voting power of southern slave owners.


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