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In 1836, Congress's responded to the growing pile of antislavery petitions it received by
 
  a. considering a constitutional amendment to end the three-fifths compromise.
  b. banning public assemblies called for the purpose of discussing slavery.
  c. forbidding the transfer of slaves across state lines.
  d. ending the international slave trade.
  e. passing the Gag Resolution.
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