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One significant factor that was not a barrier to admitting California to the Union was its population growth following the Gold Rush. The influx of settlers and prospectors in the mid-19th century created a substantial population that supported statehood. Additionally, California's economic potential and the desire for a transcontinental railroad further bolstered its admission. Ultimately, its rapid development and strategic importance outweighed any opposition, leading to its statehood in 1850.
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What was a barrier to admitting California to the union?
it was not clear weather or not it should be a free state or a slave state
How did the issue of admitting California to the Union in 1850 again raise the debate over slavery?
Admitting California into the Union in 1850 gave raise over the debate over slavery. It was against Federal law of the confederacy to harbor slaves in free states.
How did the issue of admitting California to the Union in 1850 again raise the debates over slavery?
Admitting California into the Union in 1850 gave raise over the debate over slavery. It was against Federal law of the confederacy to harbor slaves in free states.
Did admitting California to the union in 1850 give the free states and advantage over the slave states?
yes it did
Why did the republicans nominate Fremont for the president in 1856?
He was in favor of admitting California and Kansas as free states.
What is it called when congressional measure admitting a US territory in to the union as a state?
act of admission
What is the agreement between the north and the south admitting California as a free state?
Compromise of 1850.
What barrier is in California but not in Oregon?
Border
Were California and Oregon union or confederate states?
California and Oregon were part of the Union.
Congressional measure admitting a US territory into the union as a state?
its called Act of admission
Congress solved the problem created by Missouri's admission to the Union by?
admitting Maine to balance the slave issue ( answer for A + )
How did Lincoln justify admitting Nevada to the union?
Lincoln justified admitting Nevada to the Union during the Civil War in order to secure additional support for the Union cause. Nevada had a small population but was eager to join the Union and support the anti-slavery stance. Lincoln saw this as an opportunity to strengthen the Union's position and increase its representation in Congress.
