The Monroe Doctrine & The Missouri Compromise

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Use the MAP to complete the Map Activity on page 34.

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What year was the Missouri Compromise?

1819

1832

1820

1825

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The two states involved in the Missouri Compromise are?

South Carolina and North Carolina

Washington D.C. and Philadelphia

Maine and Missouri

Missouri and Alabama

Multiple Choice

The Missouri Compromise allowed which SLAVE state to join the Union?

Minnesota

Missouri

Maine

Kansas

Multiple Choice

Who suggested the Missouri Compromise?

James Tallmadge of New York

James Polk

John Quincy Adams

Henry Clay of Kentucky

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As a result of the Missouri Compromise, an imaginary line was drawn dividing the "North" from the "South." Any state NORTH of the line...

permitted slavery ONLY in STATES north of Missouri

ALLOWED slavery in States north of the LINE

OUTLAWED slavery in STATES north of the LINE

left it to popular sovereignty, people could vote to make the state "Free" or "Slave"

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Where was the Missouri Compromise line?

36-30 degrees north in the Louisiana Purchase

46-40 degrees north in the Louisiana Purchase

56-50 degrees north in the Louisiana Purchase

66-60 degrees north in the Louisiana Purchase

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Which of the following is TRUE about the Missouri Compromise?

It was only a temporary solution to the growing conflict between northern states and southern states

The Unorganized Territory permitted slavery

The Arkansas Territory prohibited (banned) slavery

It solved all issues concerning slavery in the west

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The Monroe Doctrine said __________________.

no more European colonies could be started in the Americas

Europe must leave the Americas alone

the United States would stay out of Europe's business

all of the above

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What does the Monroe Doctrine do?

Kicks all European nations out

Tells European nations they cannot colonize any more

Tells European nations their citizens cannot come into the nation anymore

Removes all European colonies from the colonies they currently have

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