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Used as a balance mechanism: one pro-slavery state would be matched by one anti-slavery state.
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Missouri Compromise
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...one by one, okay? And the solution, what they call the Missouri Compromise, is that for every one state that came in as pro..."
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He models the western expansion crisis as a balance-of-power problem in which each new state threatened the distribution of congressional power between pro-slavery and anti-slavery blocs.
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"...one by one, okay? And the solution, what they call the Missouri Compromise, is that for every one state that came in as pro..."
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"But the problem, of course, is that a lot of these Western states had their own opinions. So the Western, so some of these..."
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A June 2024 lecture arguing that the next American civil war will not repeat 1861.
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