
Missouri Compromise (2-3, 2-4)
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- Q1When was the Missouri Compromise signed into law?180018401820186030s
- Q2What was the purpose of the Missouri Compromise?To maintain the balance of power between slave states and free statesTo create a new state in the SouthTo expand slavery into new territoriesTo abolish slavery in all states30s
- Q3Under the Missouri Compromise, which state was admitted as a free state?LouisianaMissouriMaineArkansas30s
- Q4What was the boundary line established by the Missouri Compromise?30°N latitude40°N latitude50°N latitude36°30'N latitude30s
- Q5Who proposed the Missouri Compromise?Henry ClayDaniel WebsterJohn C. CalhounAndrew Jackson30s
- Q6What was the outcome of the Missouri Compromise?It ended slavery in all statesIt sparked a rebellion in the SouthIt postponed the Civil War for several decadesIt led to the secession of several Northern states30s
- Q7What was the reaction of Southern leaders to the Missouri Compromise?They opposed it and viewed it as a threat to their way of lifeThey were neutral and did not take a stanceThey were not aware of the compromiseThey supported it and saw it as a way to expand slavery30s
- Q8What was the role of the House of Representatives in the Missouri Compromise?They approved the admission of Missouri as a slave stateThey had no role in the compromiseThey proposed the boundary line between slave and free statesThey passed the Tallmadge Amendment, which prohibited slavery in Missouri30s
- Q9Which President signed the Missouri Compromise into law?John Quincy AdamsThomas JeffersonJames MonroeAndrew Jackson30s
- Q10What was the significance of the Missouri Compromise in American history?It established the principle of states' rights over federal authorityIt led to the formation of a new political party, the WhigsIt paved the way for the abolition of slavery in all statesIt demonstrated the growing divide between Northern and Southern states over the issue of slavery30s