How did the Missouri Compromise Contribute to the Civil War? (Brainliest Answer Pick Every Hour.)

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It was meant to create balance between the slave and non-slave states, but it also equally divided the free and slave states. Thomas Jefferson believed that dividing the country this way would lead to the Civil War, and he was right.

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