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1 Warm-up #1 Why do you think that most Americans supported Jackson’s actions in Florida? How did the Missouri Compromise settle disputes between Northern and Southern States?

2 Warm-up #1 Why do you think that most American supported Jackson’s actions in Florida? They resented Seminole Indians for helping runaway slaves and raiding settlements. They wanted to expand the USA.

3 Missouri Compromise NorthSouth Missouri Compromise

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7 Missouri Compromise Map Use page 261 and 266 in your textbook to complete the map. Label all the states, territories, and Mexico. Color accordingly. Color code the map so that free states/territories, and slave state/territories are different colors. Don’t forget to include a key for you map.

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