compromise
type of dispute resolution where each party gives up part of their demand to reach a solution they can all agree on
political settlement
concept in multi-party political systems where parties commit to a compromise for a certain amount of time; though not legally binding, it's still upheld by tradition
Palm Sunday Compromise
American federal law
Crittenden Compromise
unsuccessful proposal to enshrine slavery in the U.S. Constitution before American Civil War
Ioannina compromise
1994 European political compromise
Three-Fifths Compromise
clause in the US constitution that a slave counts as ⅗ of a person for the purposes of taxes and apportioning the House of Representatives, repealed by the 14th Amendment
Connecticut Compromise
US constitutional provisions that each state receives equal representation in the US Senate