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Henry Clay was the Architect of the Missouri Compromise.

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Henry Clay was the Architect of the Missouri Compromise.

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Arush Singh

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the missouri compromise set precedents for the compromise of 1850

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The Missouri Compromise of 1820 was considered a temporary solution because it failed to resolve the issue of slavery in the United States. The compromise only temporarily kept the peace between the North and South, and increased sectionalism between the two regions.

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The Missouri Compromise foreshadowed the Civil War

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The Fugitive Slave Law forced Northerners to capture slaves and return them to their own, which caused problems in the North since they were free states. 'If they were to try and end slavery, how would returning runaway slaves contribute?' Hence the North didn’t like it. For the South, however, the Fugitive Slave Law was an advantage they had since it seemed as if the government was on their side.

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The Missouri Compromise failed to address the underlying issues, which contributed to the deepening sectional divide in the young nation.

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Dred Scott Decision declared the Missouri Compromise unconstitutional. - Youran Yang

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The goal of the missouri compromise was to end with an equal number of slave and free states (sectional balance).

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The Missouri Compromise provided only a temporary solution to the ongoing matters at hand, foreshadowing the eventual breakup of the Union; the Civil War.

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The Missouri compromise admitted Maine as a free state and Missouri as a slave state simultaneously.

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The Tallmadge Amendment was created to gradually end slavery in Missouri. It failed in the Senate because all the slave states voted for it to not be passed.

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the missouri compromise was considered a temporary solution because it didn't address all the issues with sectional divides having to do with slavery

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The Missouri Compromise created the line of 36'30.

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The Missouri Compromise was deemed unconstitutional by Dred Scott.

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The Missouri Compromise set geographical boundaries for slavery, while the Compromise of 1850 admitted California as free, allowed Utah and New Mexico to decide, and intensified North-South tensions.

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The Missouri Compromise prohibited slavery in the rest of the Louisiana Purchase above the 36 30' line except for Missouri.

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The Missouri Compromise did not really fully address the issue of slavery resulting in further sectional divided between the North and the South.

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The Missouri Compromise temporarily preserved the balance of power between free and slave states in the Senate.

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The Tallmadge Amendment, which called for the emancipation of slaves, passed in the House of Representatives, which had more northern representatives but failed in the Senate, which had a balance between northern and southern representatives.

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1. The Missouri Compromise admitted Missouri as a slave state and Maine as a free state. It helped balanced the parity of the free and slave states.