The Missouri Compromise Answers

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During the debate over the Missouri Compromise, Henry Clay served as

A
President.
B
Vice President.
C
Speaker of the House.
D
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
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In the early 1800s, at the time the Missouri territory requested statehood,

A
there were more slave states than free states.
B
there were more free states than slave states.
C
there was an equal number of slave and free states.
D
there was no longer a division over slavery.
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In 1819, the Tallmadge Amendment failed in the Senate because

A
there were more senators from slave states.
B
the Senate was equally divided between the North and the South.
C
it had already failed in the House of Representatives.
D
Congress had ended its session without voting.
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What kept the Missouri Compromise from being a permanent solution?

A
It showed there was deep disagreement between the North and the South.
B
It demonstrated that Northern and Southern states could not work together.
C
It stated that enslaved people could only be freed after reaching age 25.
D
It showed there was no way to balance power between the North and South.
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How did the Missouri Compromise impact the expansion of slavery into the territories?

A
Slavery was not allowed in any new states formed from the Louisiana Territory.
B
No new enslaved people could be brought into any of the territories.
C
Any enslaved people living in the territories would be freed after age 25.
D
Slavery would be allowed in some areas and prohibited in others.
6

Which best describes the population differences between the North and the South in the early 1800s?

A
The North had a smaller total population.
B
The South had a larger total population.
C
The North had more enslaved people than the South.
D
The South had more enslaved people than the North.
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Who crafted the Missouri Compromise, which was passed in 1820?

A
Thomas Jefferson
B
Henry Clay
C
James Tallmadge
D
Jesse B. Thomas
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Which proposed that no new enslaved person could enter Missouri in 1819?

A
the Tallmadge Amendment
B
the Missouri Compromise
C
the Louisiana Purchase
D
the Emancipation Proclamation
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Thomas Jefferson was concerned about the Missouri Compromise because it did not

A
address slavery in the Northern states.
B
maintain the balance of power in Congress.
C
fully resolve the concerns about slavery.
D
address how new states would enter the Union.

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