Compromise of 1850
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1. What did the Fugitive Slave Law require

2. What was the Compromise of 1850

3. Since president Zachary Taylor died before he could sign the compromise, and pass it as a law, who signed it and became president?

4. why did the south stop threatening a secession once the compromise became a law

5. How long did the compromise hold off war

6. Why was the South threatening a secession before the compromise

7. What did the North gain from the Compromise

8. Why did people in the North disagree with New Mexico becoming a slave state

9. What did the South gain from the Compromise

10. Who were the main people involved in the compromise

11. What was Henry Clay's part in the Compromise

12. What was the Fugitive Slave Act

13. Where was the slave trade abolished

14. What were the issues in Utah and New Mexico

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