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| The first west border of the U.S. |
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| the U.S. acquired territory from this first west border up to the: |
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| The first west border of the U.S. |
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| the U.S. acquired territory from this first west border up to the: |
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| When the northern section of this new land--which was called the |
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| Northern states were free but had to return fugitive slaves and that there would be no slavery in the North. |
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Northwest Ordinates compromise |
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| the west border of the U.S. moved again to the: |
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| The border moved because the U.S. purchased the |
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| The first part of this new land that asked to be a state was |
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| What compromise was written in the year 18__ |
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| Missouri Compromise was written in the year 1820. |
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| Was Missouri a Slave State? |
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| Was Maine a free state or a slave state? |
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| Was the rest of the Louisiana purchase north of the line free? |
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| U.S. included 24 states: How many free and how many slave? |
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