Many considered Louis XVI to be ineffectual mainly because of the fact that the revolution had already taken place, and that he was unable to enact any meaningful policies.
For example, other countries that wanted higher control of various regions started investing in other aspects of warfare such as aircraft building which was not covered in the conference. Japan for example started annexing territory in order to ensure greater control over the Pacific region which was also not forbidden by the conference.
On the constitutional side, the Compromise of 1820<span>was important as the example of Congressional exclusion of slavery from U.S. territory acquired since the Northwest Ordinance. Following Maine's </span>1820<span> and</span>Missouri's<span> 1821 admissions to the Union, no other states were admitted until 1836, when Arkansas was admitted.</span>
The two areas that wanted to trade in Ghana were North Africa and West Africa.
