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The Missouri Compromise was a law passed in 1820 that regulated slavery in western territories and states. It abolished slavery above the 30/36 line of longitude. It contributed to the Civil War by making the North seem more aggressive in its anti-slavery views, causing Southern resentment. <span />

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