Asked by Quinn
How did the Three-Fifths Compromise change politics in the United States before the Civil War? (Select all that apply)
Northerners were able to admit the California Territory into the country as a free state.
Southerners were able to maintain control of the presidency because of the number of electors from each state.
Southerners were able to pass key pieces of legislation through Congress.
Northerners passed the Wilmot Proviso to outlaw slavery in land gained through the Mexican-American War.
B and C? My text didn't say much to help answer this question.
Northerners were able to admit the California Territory into the country as a free state.
Southerners were able to maintain control of the presidency because of the number of electors from each state.
Southerners were able to pass key pieces of legislation through Congress.
Northerners passed the Wilmot Proviso to outlaw slavery in land gained through the Mexican-American War.
B and C? My text didn't say much to help answer this question.
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Answered by
Ms. Sue
I vote for B, primarily because it's more detailed than C.
Answered by
Quinn
I agree, but two of them are supposed to be correct. A and D don't sound right.
Answered by
Ms. Sue
Oh, sorry I missed that there are two answers. They must be B and C.
Answered by
Quinn
No problem, thank you! :)
Answered by
Ms. Sue
You're welcome.
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