What did southern delegates want in the debate over representation? How did the northern delegates argue against this?

*Southern delegates wanted slaves to be counted to determine population. This would increase the number of representatives they had in the House. *Northern delegates said that since slaves could not vote, they should not be counted toward the slave's representation. *Congress agreed to the Three-Fifths Compromise.

Explanation:

Southern delegates wanted slaves to be counted to determine population. This would increase the number of representatives they had in the House. *Northern delegates said that since slaves could not vote, they should not be counted toward the slave's representation. *Congress agreed to the Three-Fifths Compromise. i hope that this helps you

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