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The Missouri Compromise —
drew an imaginary line across the 36°30 line of latitude of the Louisiana Territory, which tipped the political balance in favor of free states
made it unconstitutional to admit future slave states
made it unconstitutional to admit future free states
drew an imaginary line across the 36°30 line of latitude of the Louisiana Territory, establishing the boundaries for future free and slave states.
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The Missouri Compromise (1820) drew an imaginary line at latitude 36°30′ across the Louisiana Territory and provided that, except for Missouri, slavery would be prohibited north of that line and permitted south of it — thereby establishing boundaries for future free and slave states.
The Missouri Compromise (1820) drew an imaginary line at latitude 36°30′ across the Louisiana Territory and provided that, except for Missouri, slavery would be prohibited north of that line and permitted south of it — thereby establishing boundaries for future free and slave states.
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