The political balance between slave and free states as of 1819 was disturbed by:

o all of the above

Nat Turner's slave rebellion

the petition of the territory of Missouri for admission to the Union as a slave state

Northern abolitionists who succeeded in passing a law to abolish slavery in all the states

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Ashlyn Wright

28 January, 07:56

The political balance between slave and free states as of 1819 was disturbed by:

o all of the above

Nat Turner's slave rebellion

the petition of the territory of Missouri for admission to the Union as a slave state

Northern abolitionists who succeeded in passing a law to abolish slavery in all the states

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Brent Gonzales · Answer 1

I wanna say D

Explanation:

Because from what I was taught, they did pass that law ... but im sure it was 1821 not 1819 so I wouldnt go with my answer, unless you want to ...; -;

Walter Dawson · Answer 2

Option C, The petition of the territory of Missouri for admission to the Union as a slave state, is the right answer.

Explanation:

Proposed in the year 1809, the Tallmadge Amendment was an amendment in response to a bill concerning the entry of the Territory of Missouri to the Union as a free state. On 12 February 1819, this amendment was presented to the House of Representatives by James Tallmadge, Jr.

However, in the year 1820 when the Missouri Compromise was enacted, this Tallmadge Amendment was not included in it. The Missouri Compromise attempted to satisfy both the sides of the debate by recognizing Missouri as a slave state in replacement for the entry of Maine as a free state. Therefore, it may be said that the political dis-balance between slave and free states was caused by the appeal of the territory of Missouri for entry to the Union as a slave state.