Drag and drop the Civil War Act to its correct positions on slavery, impacts on new states, and the major effects it caused within the United States. (1 point)

Question

Slavery
• Created a geographle division at the 36°, 30" line of latitude (Missouri's southern border). Slavery would be prohibited norlh of the line, except in Missouri. Slavery would remaln untouched south of the line.

• Slave trade was abolished in the District of Columbia, but the practice of slavery was still allowed
• All U.S. citizens would be required to apprehend runaway slaves and return them to ther owners (Fugitive Slave Law)

•Left the Issue of slavery in the Kansas and Nebraska territories to be decided by popular sovereignty

Answers Choice:

Missouri Compromise

Compromise of 1850

Kansas Nebraska Act

Answer 1

Compromise of 1850:
- Created a geographic division at the 36° 30' line of latitude (Missouri's southern border)
- Slave trade was abolished in the District of Columbia, but the practice of slavery was still allowed
- All U.S. citizens would be required to apprehend runaway slaves and return them to their owners (Fugitive Slave Law)

Kansas-Nebraska Act:
- Left the issue of slavery in the Kansas and Nebraska territories to be decided by popular sovereignty

Missouri Compromise:
- Slavery would be prohibited north of the line, except in Missouri. Slavery would remain untouched south of the line.

Answer 2

Using the previous tree map and your knowledge of these events, were the main ideas of the compromises successful as they tried to balance out free and slave states? Why or why not? Think about what their outcomes were within the country. Please answer the question using the RADD method in 4-5 complete sentences, in your own words, with at least 2-3 examples to support your argument.

Note: Keep this 8th grade level and short please. The “map” was the question we answered on the last page

Answer 3

The main ideas of the compromises were not entirely successful in balancing free and slave states. Even though the compromises attempted to address the issue of slavery, they ultimately did not solve the underlying tensions. For example, the Fugitive Slave Law caused conflict and resistance in the Northern states. Additionally, the Kansas-Nebraska Act led to violence in Kansas as pro and anti-slavery settlers fought for control. These compromises could not prevent the eventual outbreak of the Civil War, showing that they were not completely successful in maintaining peace and unity in the country.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

The compromises did not fully balance free and slave states, as they led to tensions and conflicts, such as the violence in Kansas and resistance to the Fugitive Slave Law in the North, which ultimately contributed to the outbreak of the Civil War.