What was the purpose of the Missouri Compromise in 1820
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The purpose of the Missouri Compromise was to end an argument
about slavery in the new US territories. It was an attempt to keep
a balance of slave states and free states and admitting new western
states without having a war.
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How did a group of young politicians known as the war Hawks want to restore national honor
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by leading an invasion of British-held Canada
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How did the marshall court interpret the constitution in its rulings
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it gave the federal government more power over the states
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Which of the following drew a line north of which any new states would be free states and south of which any states would be slave states
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Your question incomplete.
The answer is the Missouri Compromise. It did not actually
decree that states to the South of the line would be slave-states.
But slavery would be legal there.
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The Missouri compromise revealed a growing split between what two groups-
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Northern and southern states
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What was the purpose of the Missouri Compromise in 1820
The purpose of the Missouri Compromise was to end an argument
about slavery in the new US territories. It was an attempt to keep
a balance of slave states and free states and admitting new western
states without having a war.
How did a group of young politicians known as the war Hawks want to restore national honor
by leading an invasion of British-held Canada
How did the marshall court interpret the constitution in its rulings
it gave the federal government more power over the states
Which of the following drew a line north of which any new states would be free states and south of which any states would be slave states
Your question incomplete.
The answer is the Missouri Compromise. It did not actually
decree that states to the South of the line would be slave-states.
But slavery would be legal there.
The Missouri compromise revealed a growing split between what two groups-