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internal improvements and the economycausedissues 14 THE MISSOURI COMPROMISE
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Car insurance companiesinfluencesMissouri policy
the billsetthe terms of the Missouri Compromise
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congressional debatesleadingto the Missouri Compromise ( 1820
Henry Clay(passive) was designed byThe Missouri Compromise of 1820
publication Kansas - Nebraska ActSetting asidethe Missouri Compromise of 1820
specifically(passive) was ... designedThe Missouri Compromise of 1850
to settle the dispute with Missouri entering the Union as a slave state and Maine as a free state(passive) was designedThe Missouri Compromise of 1820
Fears of an imbalance in Congressledto the 1820 Missouri Compromise Missouri Compromise
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the drama ... andledto the Missouri Compromise being passed
highway spending ... the republicanledMissouri legislature
violence in the Kansas area ( related to slavery ... about this timeleadto the Missouri Compromise
In 1854 , the Kansas - Nebraska Act of 1854 was enactedleadingto the overturning of the Missouri Compromise
the new statesleadingto the Missouri Compromise
free " and " slave " statesledto the Missouri Compromise
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an equal balance between slave and free statesresultedin the Missouri Compromise
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All the eventsledto the Missouri Compromise
The United States House of Representatives ... a controversyleadsto the Missouri Compromise
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issuesledto the Missouri Compromise
the issuesledto the Missouri Compromise
the anti - slavery positionledto the Missouri Compromise
the processledto the Missouri Compromise
the political background and eventsledto the Missouri Compromise
the opening vote in a controversyleadsto the Missouri Compromise
the negotiationsresultedin the Missouri Compromise
February 15 - The United States House of Representatives ... a controversyleadsto the Missouri Compromise
This debateresultedin the Missouri Compromise
to the Civil Warledto the Civil War
to the Civil Warledto the Civil War
of a series of Congressional billscomposedof a series of Congressional bills
this actionledthis action
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to the Era of Good Feelingscontributedto the Era of Good Feelings
the nation in wealth , freedom , and opportunity for allleadsthe nation in wealth , freedom , and opportunity for all
to the formation of the anti - slavery Republican partyleadto the formation of the anti - slavery Republican party
more sectional tension?would ... have causedmore sectional tension?
the precedent that new states would be admitted to the Union in pairs , one free state and one slave state togethersetthe precedent that new states would be admitted to the Union in pairs , one free state and one slave state together
to preserve the balance between slave and free states in congressdesignedto preserve the balance between slave and free states in congress
to endless sectional strifewould leadto endless sectional strife
to the state?s creationhad ledto the state?s creation
of a series of Congressional billscomposedof a series of Congressional bills
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the loss of political power in the South as all new states would be admitted as free stateswould causethe loss of political power in the South as all new states would be admitted as free states
a problem Compromise of 1850 would causea problem Compromise of 1850
a problem Compromise of 1850would causea problem Compromise of 1850
geographical limits on where slavery would be allowedsetgeographical limits on where slavery would be allowed
up to the time of The Missouri Compromise problems between the pro - slavery and anti - slavery partiesLeadingup to the time of The Missouri Compromise problems between the pro - slavery and anti - slavery parties
to Missouri 's admission as a slave stateledto Missouri 's admission as a slave state
to maintain an even balance between slave and free stateswas designedto maintain an even balance between slave and free states
the loss of political power in the Northwould causethe loss of political power in the North
the loss of political power in the Southwould causethe loss of political power in the South
in Missouri becoming a slave stateresultedin Missouri becoming a slave state
the loss of political power in the North as many of the new states would be admitted as slave stateswould causethe loss of political power in the North as many of the new states would be admitted as slave states
to keep up a good balance amongst slave and free stateswas designedto keep up a good balance amongst slave and free states
a precedent of keeping some sort of balance between " slave states " and " free stateshad seta precedent of keeping some sort of balance between " slave states " and " free states
future legislation and debate over slaveryinfluencedfuture legislation and debate over slavery
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