Bigger states did not wanted enslaved people to count towards the state population. This is since congress rep is based off population, and it would boost the representation of smaller states.
Any "big" state in the 13 colonies works. <u>Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia...</u>
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A. Senators are expected to be more experienced.
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached we can say the following.
The "cancel culture" movement is a move that has decided to heavily question and criticize people and opinions that are deemed unreasonable or dissident, but what really worries those people from this movement is that other individuals can express their valid opinions that raise different questions or concerns never before exposed.
Many times people are relegated because of the way they think or act in total opposition to traditional ways of thinking. Traditional thinking groups can't stand different opinions that question the status quo and risk the control of the masses.
That is why this "cancel culture" movement ends up hurting those who want to bring about positive change because they are critiqued, censured, or relegated by traditional mass media or public opinion.
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