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Why were the framers of the Constitution willing to compromise over issues such as representation and the slave trade? Do you think they were right to compromise on issues they felt strongly about? Be sure to include:

1. importance of ratifying the Constitution
2. concerns of small states and large states
3. terms of compromises
4. effects of the compromises

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