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Q: Who pushed the Missouri Compromise through the US house of representatives in an effort to reconcile free and slave states?
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When did Missouri Compromise start?

The Missouri Compromise happened in the 1820s :)


Which state was admitted to the Union as a free state as part of The Missouri Compromise?

maine maineMissouri was admitted to the Union as a slave state. This was done through what is known as the Missouri Compromise.


What law passed through congress nullified The Missouri Compromise of 1820?

The kansas nebraska act ;)


What year did the Constitutional Convention and the Missouri Compromise happen?

1820 through 1830 is the year they both took place


What was enacted in 1820 to keep a balance between slave states and free states?

the Missouri Compromise


Why did Stephen Douglas propose repealing the Missouri Compromise?

Douglas wanted to abandon the Missouri Compromise because he wanted to put in place his own Kansas- Nebraska Act. This act would expand railroads and allow territories to choose for themselves if they wanted to be free or slave states.


What drew a line through the Louisiana territory permitting slavery below the line and banning slavery north of it?

the Missouri Compromise of 1820


The Great worked out how representation in congress would be determined?

The Great Compromise stated that representation in the House of Representatives should be determined through population. While the Senate would have an equal number of representatives from each state, the House of Representatives would include one representative for each 30,000 individuals in a state.


Why was the Missouri Compromise only a temporary solution?

It did not completely solve the issue of sectionalism throughout the nation. This was later solved through many other compromises.


Where did The Missouri Compromise take place and what were the main points?

It took place at the line of missouri and was invented to keep the north and south from going to war by having all new states above the line were slave free and all the states below the line had slaves but this rule was eventually broken with the addition of California into the union in 1850 because the Missouri compromise line went through california


Why did the democrats praise the legislative compromises of the early 1850s?

Not only the Democrats, but all parties to the Missouri Compromises were in favor of the two compromises. Of course there is always a group of people who opposed them. The two compromises were in 1820 and 1850. The purposes of the compromises was to keep the number of free states and slave states equal. The 1820 Missouri Compromise was the work of Henry Clay was the Senator that helped make the Compromise a reality. This compromise worked. Later in 1850, when national figure, Democrat Stephen A. Douglas, put through the second Missouri Compromise. He was a prominent national Democrat.


Compare and contrast the Compromise of 1850 and the Missouri Compromise of 1820?

The Compromise of 1850 can be compared to the Compromise of 1820 (Missouri Compromise), mainly by comparing how the two compromises were different and alike in how they were able to successfully appease both the North and the South on the issue of slavery. The Compromise of 1850 was designed to prevent the South from seceding, and delaying the Civil War. It was created mostly to deal with the problem on how to annex California into the Union, because the North and the South disputed over whether or not to split California into two different states, the Northern section being slave-free, and the Southern section allowing slavery. The Compromise of 1820 prohibited slavery above the line of 30o60' North, except in Missouri, therefore solving the problem of how to divide the land acquired by the Union in the Mexican War.