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What does the 36 30 line represent?
What does the 36 30 line represent?
- A geographical boundary between two countries
- A historical event during the Civil War
- A railway line for transportation
- A line dividing North and South in the Louisiana Territory (correct)
What was the Missouri Compromise?
What was the Missouri Compromise?
A compromise of 1820 that addressed the issue of slavery in Missouri.
The series of violent fights in Kansas between pro-slavery and anti-slavery forces is known as _____.
The series of violent fights in Kansas between pro-slavery and anti-slavery forces is known as _____.
Bleeding Kansas
The Missouri Compromise allowed Kansas to be a guaranteed free state.
The Missouri Compromise allowed Kansas to be a guaranteed free state.
What was a key argument regarding the implementation of rules in the context of Bleeding Kansas?
What was a key argument regarding the implementation of rules in the context of Bleeding Kansas?
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Missouri Compromise Overview
- Established in 1820, aimed to resolve the debate over slavery in newly formed states.
- Missouri was admitted as a slave state, while Maine entered as a free state.
36 30 Line
- A geographic boundary in the Louisiana Territory established by the Missouri Compromise.
- Divided the territory into free states (North) and slave states (South) along the 36°30' parallel.
Bleeding Kansas
- Refers to violent conflicts occurring in Kansas around 1856.
- Fought between pro-slavery and anti-slavery groups attempting to sway Kansas' status as a slave or free state.
- Highlighted the deep national divisions over slavery and foreshadowed the Civil War.
Key Arguments
- Concerns about the potential for increased exceptions to established rules regarding statehood and slavery.
- Illustrates the escalating tensions surrounding slavery's expansion into new territories.
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