Question

In the commerce compromise, how did congress ease the concerns of an agricultural south and industrial north? Select all that apply
allow slave trade for 20 more years

would tax large corporations to pay for slaves

would not tax exports

block imports from other countries

ended slavery immediately

Answer 1

Answer:

9. allow slave trade for 20 more years

would not tax exports

Explanation:

1. States

2.Popular sovereignty

3.Representation in the legislature would be based on population

4.Shay's Rebellion

5.Revise the Articles of Confederation

6.Distribution of state and national powers

7.Checks and balances

8.   judicial

executive

legistlative

10. created bi-cameral (2 houses)  

 one house would use population to determine the number of representatives from each state

one house would have equal representation (2 people) from each state

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Answer 2

The correct answer is allow slave trade for 20 more years

Explanation: Missouri Compromise was established in 1820, and regulated slavery for many years. Even though this law was designed to balance states that were against slavery and estates that were in favor, it was just another form of tension between north and south. All of these divisions were essential to the Civil War that would take place years ahead of the rule of law.