How did the Missouri Compromise change the political map of and balance of power in the US?

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The Missouri Compromise led to growing sectionalism because the South felt like the north had adopted an aggressive stance against slavery. The resulting resentment led to a Civil War breaking earlier than it could have due to the admission of Missouri as a slave state

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