The Three-Fifths Compromise Referred To

The Three-Fifths Compromise referred to:

A) giving states with small populations three-fifths of the number of representatives as large-population states.
B) allowing three slave states into the Union for every five nonslave states allowed to enter.
C) counting large states as equal to small states in the Senate but not the House.
D) counting slaves as three-fifths of a person when determining state population.
E) the requirement that three-fifths of the states must approve a constitutional amendment.