The three-fifths compromise was when the Northern and Southern states decided to make an enslaved person count as 3/5 of a person for taxation and representation. This shows back then that Americans viewed slaves as property and didn't want them to count as a real person.
The correct answer is C) A slave was not a citizen but rather the property of an owner.
The Dred Scott vs. Sandford case revolved around the claims of Dred Scott, a black man who was a slave. This man argued that he should be free, as his owner brought him into the Illnois territory were slavery was prohibited. Essentially, Scott argued that his living in this territory should make him free.
However, the Supreme Court ruled against Scott. The majority opinion discussed how slaves are property and that they have no rights in which white men need to respect. This controversial case caused a huge division in American society.
Answer:
Probably D.
Explanation:
Early farmers used the slash and burn agriculture to clear land so they can make it suitable for crops and livestock. (Sorry if it's wrong.)
