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The Missouri Compromise of 1820 is most similar to which of the following?
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Oh Okay Next question on the Missouri compromise here room
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from this passage The Missouri compromise of eighteen twenty is
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most similar to which of the following the Missouri compromise
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of eighteen twenty was an attempt to reconcile the North
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and South in their dispute over the expansion of slavery
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Per the agreement slavery wasn't allowed in the newly acquired
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territories north of the thirty six thirty parallel On top
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of that misery enter the union as a slave holding
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state while main entered as a free state in a
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similar manner The compromise of eighteen fifty helped prevent a
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bloody conflict between the North and the South over the
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territories acquired at the end of the Mexican American War
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According to this deal California entered the union as a
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free state while the Utah and Mexico territories were allowed
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to decide for themselves via popular sovereignty Whether or not
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to you know do the whole slavery thing All right
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well loser ball well The three fifths compromise was an
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embarrassing resolution to a debate about how to count the
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population of slaveholding states During the seventeen eighty seven U
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S Constitution convention delegates James Wilson and Roger Sherman proposed
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account slaves as three fifths of a white person Yep
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This twisted measurement would be used during the apportionment process
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of taxes government representatives and presidential electors well As a
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result the Southern states dominated national politics until the northern
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population surpassed that of the South The Kansas Nebraska act
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created the territories of Kansas and Nebraska in eighteen fifty
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four and allowed them to choose by popular sovereignty whether
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or not slavery was allowed However unlike the Missouri compromise
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in the confines of eighteen fifty the Kansas Nebraska act
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failed to prevent an immediate bloody conflict Pro slavery factions
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and anti slavery factions collided in a conflict known as
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bleeding Kansas Well the Texas annexation of eighteen forty five
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cause a lot of tumult between pro slavery and anti
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slavery factions which was one of the reasons for the
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compromise of eighteen fifty Anyway all that said doesn't really
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matter The right answer here is a It was most
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similar to the compromise of eighteen fifty just thirty years 00:02:01.87 --> [endTime] later
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