What was the next major attempt at compromise with the South? *

A. The Missouri Compromise

B. The Compromise of 1850

C. the Fugitive Slave Act

D. the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854

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What was the next major attempt at compromise with the South? *

A. The Missouri Compromise

B. The Compromise of 1850

C. the Fugitive Slave Act

D. the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854

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Cale Salazar · Answer 1

The next major attempt at compromise with the South was The Missouri Compromise

Explanation:

Missouri Compromise refers to the US legislation aimed at striking a compromise between the North and Southern states in the US senate. The legislation admitted Missouri and Maine as slave and free state respectively.

The latitude 36°30¹ was declared as limiting line as the northern limit for slavery. Historians are of the view that the compromise was influential in postponing the civil war. The act had deep-reaching ramifications in the polity of the US. The compromise also testified the US Congress exclusion of slavery from the terrestrial expanse of the US mainland acquired by the Northwest Ordinance.

What was the next major attempt at compromise with the South? *A. The Missouri CompromiseB. The Compromise of 1850C. the Fugitive Slave ActD. the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854

What was the next major attempt at compromise with the South? *

A. The Missouri Compromise

B. The Compromise of 1850

C. the Fugitive Slave Act

D. the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854