Who voiced concerns that led to this compromise and what were their concerns?

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patriot [66]3 years ago

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Answer:

Southern's voiced many concerns and complaints in the Great Compromise.

Explanation:

Concerns:

The North was establishing an economic colony in the South.
The inflow of immigrants consolidated the North's hold on the House of Representatives.
Only slave state expansion could offset the South's isolation and dwindling political clout.

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