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| Which two states were involved in the Missouri Compromise? | Missouri and Maine.
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| What were Maine and Missouri brought into the Union as? | Maine as a free state and Missouri a slave state.
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| The other territories would be divided into slave states and free states using the what line? | The 36*30 line. Anything North is free, South is slave.
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| How did the Missouri Compromise lead to the Civil War? | The 36*30 line would be sectioning off the states into free and slave states now.
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| The Compromise of 1850 made California a free state while Utah and New Mexico did what? | Utah and New Mexico could s=choose if they wanted to be a slave or free state.
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| What did the Fugitive Slave Act do? | The Fugitive slave act made the North, by law, to return any runaway slaves.
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| What was banned in the District of Columbia? | Slave Trade
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| How did the Compromise of 1850 lead to the Civil War? | Balance will go to the Northern States.
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| Who was the author of Uncle Toms Cabin? | Harriet Beecher Stowe.
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| What was Uncle Toms Cabin about? | Antislavery and it depicts the cruelty of slavery in the South.
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| How did Uncle Toms Cabin lead to the Civil War? | Its use of emotion to end slavery, it told stories of what happened to slaves and that it was wrong.
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| What did the Kansas-Nebraska Act do? | It allowed each territory to choose if they were a slave state or free state.
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| What happened because they could choose if they were a free or slave state by voting? | Both Pro and Anti-Slavery groups moved to Kansas to swing the vote.
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| How did the Kansas-Nebraska Act lead to the Civil War? | States could now vote if they were free or slave states, people would go swing the vote and take weapons leading to fights.
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