How did the Constitution resolve the issue of whether or not to count enslaved people when determing the representation of states in the House?

Slavery had ended so there were no enslaved people.

Enslaved people were moved to the northern states to even out the enslaved population.

Slavery continued in the West, but those territories were not states.

Each slave was counted as three-fifths of a person.

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How did the Constitution resolve the issue of whether or not to count enslaved people when determing the representation of states in the House?
		
Slavery had ended so there were no enslaved people.
		
Enslaved people were moved to the northern states to even out the enslaved population.
		
Slavery continued in the West, but those territories were not states.
		
Each slave was counted as three-fifths of a person.

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