Information on the map supports the conclusion that congressional leaders in 1820 and

1821 wanted to

(1) maintain an equal number of free and slave states

(2) ban slavery west of the Mississippi River

(3) bring slavery to the Oregon Country

(4) open territories in the North to slavery

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Paxton Bowman

15 September, 13:37

Information on the map supports the conclusion that congressional leaders in 1820 and

1821 wanted to

(1) maintain an equal number of free and slave states

(2) ban slavery west of the Mississippi River

(3) bring slavery to the Oregon Country

(4) open territories in the North to slavery

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Information on the map supports the conclusion that congressional leaders in 1820 and 1821 wanted to (1) maintain an equal number of free and slave states.

Information on the map supports the conclusion that congressional leaders in 1820 and1821 wanted to(1) maintain an equal number of free and slave states(2) ban slavery west of the Mississippi River(3) bring slavery to the Oregon Country(4) open territories in the North to slavery

Information on the map supports the conclusion that congressional leaders in 1820 and

1821 wanted to

(1) maintain an equal number of free and slave states

(2) ban slavery west of the Mississippi River

(3) bring slavery to the Oregon Country

(4) open territories in the North to slavery