One significant compromise that was not made about slavery at the Constitutional Convention was the outright prohibition of slavery. While the Constitution included compromises like the Three-Fifths Compromise and the decision to allow the slave trade to continue for a certain period, there was no agreement to abolish slavery altogether. Instead, the delegates chose to accommodate the institution, reflecting the deep divisions and contentious nature of the issue at the time.
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