What did the South say about majority rule? What did the North say?

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Both the north and south were originally in favor of “Majority Rules” because it was a fair and equal way of making federal decisions. However, when the North claimed Minnesota, it meant that the balance would fall out of place, and hence the south no longer favored the rule.

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