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California became a free state in 1850, ending the balance of free states and slave states. However, the slave states got a tougher fugitive slave law as a result of California's admission to the Union as a free state.

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Why were southerners against California's admission the the union as a free state?

If California entered the Union it would enter as a free state, the balance of power would be broken


What slave state was added to keep balance after Oregon had became a free state?

No state was added explicitly to balance Oregon. Kansas was the next state to join the Union, but it was also a free state.The failure to balance the oncoming succession of free states with slave states was a serious threat to the longevity of the "peculiar institution" and one of the major reasons for secession less than a year after Oregon's admission to the Union.


Why did the US reject Texas first attempt at annexation?

It was denied admission as a state by antislavery forces in the U.S. Congress.


How could the admission of California as a slave state or free state upset the balance between north and south?

At the time of California's admittance into the Union in 1850, there were 15 free and 15 slave states, a highly desirable equilibrium to federal government. The admission would tip the balance either way in Congress, as one side would have more votes, and problems were worsened by the fact that California's land lies on both sides of the 36°30' parallel established by the Compromise of 1820 for slave and free state rights.


Why did Missouris request for admission into the union heighten the sectional rivalry between the North and South?

In 1820, Northern political leaders initially opposed adding Missouri to the Union of the United States because of its slave-holding commitments and status. To add Missouri to the Union as the slave-holding state it intended to be would create an imbalance in national power: both Northern and Southern political leaders resisted any decision that would lead to a loss of power for their region of the country.

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Congress solved the problem created by Missouri's admission to the Union by?

admitting Maine to balance the slave issue ( answer for A + )


The political balance between slave and free states as of 1819 was disturbed by?

The political balance between slave and free states as of 1819 was disturbed by the territory of Missouri's petition for admission to the Union as a slave state.


What state was added to the Union in 1820 as part of the Missouri Compromise?

Missouri itself. IMPROVEMENT The State of Maine, to balance the number of Free States and Slave States after the admission of Missouri as Slave State in the Union.


Why were southerners against California's admission the the union as a free state?

If California entered the Union it would enter as a free state, the balance of power would be broken


What slave state was added to keep balance after Oregon had became a free state?

No state was added explicitly to balance Oregon. Kansas was the next state to join the Union, but it was also a free state.The failure to balance the oncoming succession of free states with slave states was a serious threat to the longevity of the "peculiar institution" and one of the major reasons for secession less than a year after Oregon's admission to the Union.


Which state entered the Union at the same time Missouri did?

Maine became the 23rd state on March 15, 1820. Its admission to the Union balanced the simultaneous admission of Missouri as a slave state.


Why did the US reject Texas first attempt at annexation?

It was denied admission as a state by antislavery forces in the U.S. Congress.


Why didnt the northern states want missour admitted to the union as a slave state?

The northern states did want Missouri admitted to the union as a slave state so as to balance the free slave trade.


How could the admission of California as a slave state or free state upset the balance between north and south?

At the time of California's admittance into the Union in 1850, there were 15 free and 15 slave states, a highly desirable equilibrium to federal government. The admission would tip the balance either way in Congress, as one side would have more votes, and problems were worsened by the fact that California's land lies on both sides of the 36°30' parallel established by the Compromise of 1820 for slave and free state rights.


Why was the southern states displeased when California was admitted to the union?

It upset the balance of slave & free states,


The admission of Missouri as a slave state was controversial in the senate because?

It was because they had an even number of slave and free states. If Missouri came in as a slave state then it would make it uneven and it would upset the balance.


Why did Missouris request for admission into the union heighten the sectional rivalry between the North and South?

In 1820, Northern political leaders initially opposed adding Missouri to the Union of the United States because of its slave-holding commitments and status. To add Missouri to the Union as the slave-holding state it intended to be would create an imbalance in national power: both Northern and Southern political leaders resisted any decision that would lead to a loss of power for their region of the country.