Asked by Michael

Which option most accurately explains how the Compromise of 1850 influenced the buildup to the Civil War?

It replaced the Missouri Compromise and outlawed slavery in the former Louisiana Territory.

It broke the 36 °30' parallel as a division between free and slave states.

It resolved the questions over slave ownership that were raised in the Dred Scott case.

It sanctioned John Brown’s raid, leading to conflict between slave interests in Kansas.

I think its either b or d
Answered by Ms. Sue
The Compromise of 1850 called for the admission of California as a free state; the strengthening of the Fugitive Slave Law; popular sovereignty in Utah and New Mexico concerning the question of slavery; the abolition of the slave trade in D.C.; and the federal assumption of Texas's debt.
SparkNotes: SAT Subject Test: U.S. History: The Compromise of 185
Answered by Michael
so A?
Answered by Ms. Sue
no

Please do not post this question again.
Answered by Lame brain
dame tain
Answered by Lame brain
same chain
Answered by Lame brain
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Answered by Lame brain
The game has changed

The same is tamed

the chain was calmed

The dames and chained
Answered by Sage
The correct answer is B
Answered by Sam
Ms. Sue, what the hell? This is a place for students to ask questions, the LEAST you could do was answer the damned question! At least they WANT to learn something...
Answered by Ms Sue is garbage
You think sue cares? She is just here to bully kids. For the past year she has dawg. If you don't get it right. she makes you feel stupid. Not everyone was abused like you were sue, so don't put your problematic issues on us!
Answered by Ethan Fenton
Ms Sue is trying to get the students to go out and find the answers by giving them guidance on how to find the materials to do so. She is not here to give answers. Please remember that there is an actual person on the other end who is helping so many students. Don't say such shameful things to someone who is at least trying to help. Thank you Ms Sue and I apologize on behalf of the rest of my generation for these hateful comments. You are doing great. Respect your elders, especially you're teachers✌️
Answered by M.T
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Answered by Anonymous
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