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Why did the missouri compromise lead to the civil war?
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Why did the missouri compromise lead to the civil war?
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The Missouri Compromise was meant to create the balance of the south and the north (slave .v. non-slave) but once the act had to be repealed the north did not like the act due to justice problems but the south still wanted it.
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