Willielee

//  Missouri Compromise    // //  The Missouri Compromise toke place in President Monroe cabinet on March 2, 1820. The events leading to this was adding Missouri as a slave state. The people who were involved in it were Henry Clay, James Tallmadge Jr, and John W. Taylor. Henry Clay was involved because he wanted to pass a judgment that will make the compromise fair enough to pass. James Tallmadge Jr was involved because he wanted to grant slaves and their children freedom. John W. Taylor was involved because he wanted to make sure that neither slavery nor servitude should be introduced into any part of the Territories of the United States. This really didn’t effect slavery because slavery kept going on after this compromise was passed. No this didn’t effect slavery because half of the states were still slave states which made it continue. The location does not still exist today. The event really didn’t have an impact on us that I know of but I believe it did. // //   I’m kind of proud of this event because some slavery had ended because half of the states were no slavery states and the other half was slavery states which meant a lot of slaves were free but all were not. // //   There is one interesting fact about the Missouri compromise and that fact is that the Missouri compromise was repealed in 1854 because Kansas n Nebraska acted and declared unconstitutional in 1857. //