What prompted passage of the compromise of 1850?

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The passage of 1850´s Act was prompted as a way to try to avoid crisis between North and South. The resolutions were introduced by Senator Henry Clay. As part of the Compromise , the Fugitive Slave Act wass amended and slave trade in Washington D.C. abolished .

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