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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Missouri Compromise Map Activity PDF in the editor.
  2. Begin by coloring each designated region on the outline map: Free States, Free Territory, Slave States, Slave Territory, and Unorganized Territory. Use your textbook's map on page 304 as a reference for accuracy.
  3. Draw a solid line to represent the Missouri Compromise Line clearly across the map.
  4. In the empty box provided, create a color key that corresponds to each region you colored.
  5. Answer the questions regarding the Missouri Compromise. Provide thoughtful responses to each question based on your understanding of historical context.
  6. Review the statements listed at the end of the document. Check (Ö) those that are accurate according to your findings and correct any inaccuracies directly in the form.

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The Missouri Compromise was an effective way to deal with the issue of the expansion of slavery and the growing nation of the U.S. James Tallmadge added the antislavery bill to the application of Missouri becoming a state because he thought it would be a way to end slavery without any hard feelings.
On your map, examine the southern border of Missouri. This border represents what came to be known as the 3630 Missouri Compromise line. The Missouri Compromise established that any state formed below this line would be considered a slave state and any state formed above it would be a free state.
Have students construct questions they have about the Missouri Compromise. Then have the student take their questions and collaborate with three other students. The student should record their classmates responses in a paraphrase form. Then construct a one sentence summary of what the fellow students shared.
The Missouri Compromise of 1820 established the latitude 3630 as the northern limit for slavery to be legal in the territories of the west. As part of this compromise, Maine (formerly a part of Massachusetts) was admitted as a free state.
In addition, Congress prohibited slavery in all other parts of the Louisianan Purchase north of the line of 36 30the southern boundary of Missouri. This second part of the Compromise was rather ironic, considering Missouri was north of the designated no slavery line.

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It is sometimes taken as the boundary between Central California and Southern California. The parallel 36 north approximately forms the southernmost boundary of the Missouri Bootheel with the State of Arkansas. The 36th parallel passes through Duke University in several places.

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