The main compromises in the Convention of the Constitutional were between the states that were small and those that had been developed. The small rules needed each state to have a similar number of agents in Congress. The huge states needed portrayal dependent on the populace.
During the Constitution Convention, the Framers made a few trade-offs, including the strategy for checking subjugated Africans for the reasons for the populace (the Three-Fifths Compromise) and the finish of the universal slave exchange.
