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Slaveholders Abolitionists Disagreements over Slavery Territories Did not want California to join the Union Favored a larger western boundary for TX Wanted.

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1 Slaveholders Abolitionists Disagreements over Slavery Territories Did not want California to join the Union Favored a larger western boundary for TX Wanted federal help in finding runaway slaves Wanted California to join the Union Wanted to limit Texas’ borders Wanted to outlaw Slavery in Washington DC

2 Provisions of the Compromise of 1850 California became a state New Mexico and Utah became territories The Fugitive Slave Law was passed Slave trade ended in Washington DC TX gave up some of its western lands for $10 million

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