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what is the difference between the 3/5th compromise and the Slave Trade Clause?

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what is the difference between the 3/5th compromise and the Slave Trade Clause?

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although the three fifths clause reduced the “population” of the South about 1.5 million “persons,” the distribution of the slave population was such that the Clause had very little impact on the assignment of representatives, costing the region only two or three representatives.

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What is the difference between the 3/5th compromise and the Slave Trade Clause?

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What is the difference between the 3/5th compromise and the Slave Trade Clause?

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every five slaves in a state would count as three free people for the purposes of determining how many congresspeople a state would be allotted.

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The difference between the three-fifths compromise and the slave trade clause is that three fifths of the slave population would be counted, The slave trade cause made it illegal to engage in slave trade between nations. - Janasia

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What is the difference between the 3/5th compromise and the Slave Trade Clause?

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What is the difference between the 3/5th compromise and the Slave Trade Clause?

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The Three-fifths Compromise was an agreement reached during the 1787 United States Constitutional Convention over the counting of slaves in determining a state's total population. On the other hand, the Slave Trade Clause is an act of Congress passed in 1800 that made it illegal for Americans to engage in the slave trade between nations.

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Were the causes of these clauses more political, economic, or social?

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Were the causes of these clauses more political, economic, or social?

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They were more political because economically, slavery was doing what it had always done in terms of production and socially slaves were looked at as inferior. It was more political because the decision came from the government leaders of both regions to come to a compromise to make everyone happy.

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We're the effects of these clauses more political economic or social.

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We're the effects of these clauses more political economic or social.

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They were more political because the south wanted slavery to be around still, yet the north didn't. This resulted in a lot of political differences.-Taliyah

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I would probably say political because they needed less votes for slave states.

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Were the causes of these 2 clauses more political, social, or economic?

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Were the causes of these 2 clauses more political, social, or economic?

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They were more political because, while the economy of slavery was impactful and significant, the legality and definition of these clauses was to define slavery as a political subject in the United States.

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What is the difference between the 3/5th compromise and the Slave Trade Clause?

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What is the difference between the 3/5th compromise and the Slave Trade Clause?

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The Three-fifths Compromise was an agreement reached during the 1787 United States Constitutional Convention over the counting of slaves in determining a state's total population. On the other hand, the Slave Trade Clause is an act of Congress passed in 1800 that made it illegal for Americans to engage in the slave trade between nations.

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What is one thing you didn't know about Harriet Tubman? 

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What is one thing you didn't know about Harriet Tubman? 

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Harriet Tubman made 19 trips to the eastern shore of Maryland, bringing 300 slaves to freedom and earning the title of the “Black Moses.”

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That she had built so much and owned so much when she was free

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One thing I didn’t know about Harriet Tubman 

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One thing I didn’t know about Harriet Tubman 

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I did not know that Harriet Tubman only rescued about 70 slaves, which is still a lot.-Taliyah Patterson

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Something I didn't know about harriet tubman

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Something I didn't know about harriet tubman

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She was injured pretty badly and was left with Permanente injuries

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What is one thing you didn't know about Harriet Tubman?

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What is one thing you didn't know about Harriet Tubman?

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I didn't know that she had her own farm and helped with the rebuilding process of her house.

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That her real name was Admenta Ross I think

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Why was the Haitian Revolution important in the United States?

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Why was the Haitian Revolution important in the United States?

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Because it was one of the most successful slave uprisings and victories against their oppressors, which inspired enslaved people in the United States when the news spread worldwide.

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Why was the Haitian Revolution important in the United States?

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Why was the Haitian Revolution important in the United States?

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Because Haiti is the only country where slave freedom was taken by force. the United States viewed Haiti as a counterbalance to Communist Cuba.

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Nat turners rebellion failed because his lack of discipline among his followers

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Why was Nat Turner's rebellion important?

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Why was Nat Turner's rebellion important?

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Nat Turner’s rebellion was one of the largest slave rebellions ever to take place in the United States, and it played an important role in the development of antebellum slave society

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Nat Turner was important because he showed slaves how they can stand up to they master

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Why was Nat Turner's rebellion important?

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Why was Nat Turner's rebellion important?

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It was important because even though it didn't immediately end slavery, it was a major factor that led to the end of slavery.

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These rebellions couldn't go far because of the lack of participants, weapons and organization.

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I think Nat Turner's rebellion ended because he got caught in the end

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Why was Nat Turner's rebellion important?

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Why was Nat Turner's rebellion important?

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Nat Turner's rebellion was important because it disproved the idea that white oppressors had that enslaved people were content or grateful for their enslavement and had no desire to rebel against their masters. His rebellion also went on to be an encouragement and inspiration for black activists during the Civil Rights Movement.

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Nat turners rebellion was positive

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Nat Turners rebellion was important because it in a way helped end slavery. Although the rebellion failed I believe it helped because it showed that slaves did rebel and would not just listen to their masters. All of the rebellions helped in the end of slavery.

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What was life like economically for African Americans in the Antebellum South?

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What was life like economically for African Americans in the Antebellum South?

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African Americans provided free labor for their owners and did not have an allowance or income for them to spend. They don't have decent clothes or a good place to live. It was harsh, they had no money and had to reply to their owners to provide them food to survive.

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African Americans culture was very distinctive. They managed to separate their own culture from their enslaves, and expressed themselves in their daily things like food, religion, and music.

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Southern whites frequently relied upon the idea of paternalism, the idea that white slaveholders acted in the best interests of slaves.

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What was life like economically for African Americans in the Antebellum South? 

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What was life like economically for African Americans in the Antebellum South? 

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African Americans provided free labor for their owners and did not have an allowance or income for them to spend. They don't have decent clothes or a good place to live. It was harsh, they had no money and had to reply to their owners to provide them food to survive.

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Life in the Antebellum South was good because they were able to express theirselves through music and other traditions.

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economically  African Americans were very poor due to work a wage paying job

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economically  African Americans were very poor due to work a wage paying job

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What was life like culturally for African Americans in the antebellum south?

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What was life like culturally for African Americans in the antebellum south?

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African Americans had their own distinct culture which included food, hair, and religion. They were not allowed to do things like get married, but they created a new tradition called Jumping the Broom to symbolize their marriage.

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What was life like economically for African Americans in the Antebellum South?

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What was life like economically for African Americans in the Antebellum South?

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African Americans had very little to no money, especially as slaves in the Antebellum South, because the labor they had to perform under slavery gave them no personal money or economic benefits.

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Question A) Slaves could not gain resources very well and didn't have proper clothing or shelter.

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What was lifelike politically for African Americans in the antebellum south?

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What was lifelike politically for African Americans in the antebellum south?

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African Americans had extremely limited political power in the Antebellum South. They could not become lawmakers or even vote, and were entirely politically silenced, especially as slaves.

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Culturally is was very spiritual for the simple fact they had no one to turn too nor did they have the best lifestyle and way of living ~Morgan D.

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Culturally is was very spiritual for the simple fact they had no one to turn too nor did they have the best lifestyle and way of living ~Morgan D.

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a) Free African American Christians founded their own churches which became the hub of the economic for lives of many african americans at the time

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What was life like culturally for African Americans in the Antebellum South? 

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What was life like culturally for African Americans in the Antebellum South? 

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African Americans lived in crude quarters that left them vulnerable to bad weather and disease. Their clothing and bedding were minimal as well. Because of their limited resources and being suppressed by whites, their culture was limited and based on slavery.

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What was life like politically for African Americans in the antebellum south?at was life like politically for African Americans in the antebellum south?

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What was life like politically for African Americans in the antebellum south?at was life like politically for African Americans in the antebellum south?

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During this period, federal and state governments grappled with the contradiction of U.S. slavery. States in the northern regions of the country gradually abolished the practice of slavery, even as they maintained strong economic ties to the practice elsewhere in the country.

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B) Enslaved people were mainly Christians and went attended religious services

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African Americans were very poor, since they relied mostly on sharecropping, and were in constant debt.

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What was life like politically for African Americans in the antebellum south?

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What was life like politically for African Americans in the antebellum south?

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African Americans had extremely limited political power in the Antebellum South. They could not become lawmakers or even vote, and were entirely politically silenced, especially as slaves.

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Their economy depended on cotton production

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What was life like economically for African Americans in the antebellum south?

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What was life like economically for African Americans in the antebellum south?

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Many African Americans were poor because they could not get jobs. The jobs they could attain paid very very little, so they were still poor either way.