Henry Clay's Missouri Compromise was significant because

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it kept the balance of slave states and free states equal

it resolved the heated issue in the Senate over slave states or free states gaining a majority

all of the above

it stopped the growth of slavery north of Missouri (expect Missouri)

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Henry Clay's Missouri Compromise was significant because

Question 9 options:

it kept the balance of slave states and free states equal

it resolved the heated issue in the Senate over slave states or free states gaining a majority

all of the above

it stopped the growth of slavery north of Missouri (expect Missouri)

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Braden Bailey · Answer 1

The answer is "it kept the balance of slave states and free states equal"

The Missouri Compromise is created in order to form a balance between the free states and slave states. In this compromise, it gave Missouri a chance to become a slave state, in turn, Maine would become a free state.