The Three-Fifths Compromise Reached at the Constitutional Convention Settled the Deadlock

The three-fifths compromise reached at the Constitutional Convention settled the deadlock between the

A) eastern states and the western states over the national court system.
B) northern states and the southern states over export taxes.
C) large states and the small states over the regulation of commerce.
D) large states and the small states over how the president would be chosen.
E) southern states and the northern states over how slaves would be counted for purposes of representation in Congress.