What was the primary goal of Southern delegates who wanted to include enslaved people in their state's population count?

To increase their number of representatives in the House

To ensure enslaved individuals would eventually gain the right to vote

To receive more funding for developing western lands

To increase their state's number of senators in Congress

The Three-Fifths Compromise established an agreement that addressed the issue of how to count enslaved individuals for what two purposes?

Voting rights and military service

Representation in the Senate and electing the president

Representation in the House and setting direct taxes

Governing western territories and creating new states

They believed it would make their own states' taxes higher.

They argued that if enslaved people were property, they should not be counted as people for representation.

They were concerned it would give the federal government too much power.

They wanted to wait until after the president was elected to decide.

immediately end the international slave trade.

give smaller states an advantage in Congress.

prevent the Southern states from leaving the convention.

create the Electoral College system for elections.

Every enslaved person was counted as three-fifths of a citizen for voting.

Three out of every five states could continue to permit slavery.

For every five enslaved individuals, three were added to the population count.

Only three-fifths of a state's total population was counted for taxes.