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The ramifications of the Missouri Compromise are discussed.
This posting explains why the issue of admitting Missouri to the Union precipitated a major national crisis. Why did the North and the South each agree to the terms of the Missouri Compromise?
Factors related to North and South in terms of the agreement are briefly overviewed.
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