COPY: The Missouri Compromise of 1820
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What was the primary goal of the Missouri Compromise of 1820?

  • To maintain the balance between the number of free and slave states (correct)
  • To abolish slavery in the United States
  • To divide the Louisiana Purchase territory into three new states
  • To admit Missouri and Maine as territories rather than states

What was the territorial implication of the 36°30’ line of latitude in the Missouri Compromise?

  • It divided the Louisiana Purchase territory into two halves
  • It separated the free states from the slave states
  • It prohibited slavery in new states north of this line (correct)
  • It marked the border between the United States and Mexico

What was the consequence of the Missouri Compromise for the state of Massachusetts?

  • It gained control over the Louisiana Purchase territory
  • It lost territory as Maine became a separate state (correct)
  • It was divided into three smaller states
  • It was admitted as a slave state

What was the outcome of the Missouri Crisis following the passage of the Missouri Compromise?

<p>The crisis was resolved peacefully (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the Missouri Compromise, what was the status of slavery in new states south of the 36°30’ line of latitude?

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Missouri Compromise (1820): Primary Goal

To maintain an equal number of free and slave states in the US Congress.

Missouri Compromise: 36°30’ Line of Latitude

It prohibited slavery in any new states formed north of this line.

Missouri Compromise: Impact on Massachusetts

The state of Maine was created from the northern part of Massachusetts territory.

Missouri Compromise: Outcome of the Crisis

The political crisis over Missouri's admittance to the Union ended peacefully.

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Missouri Compromise: Slavery South of 36°30’ Line

Slavery was allowed in any new states formed south of this line.

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