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Slavery and the Changing Map - For each map below make a color key

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1 Slavery and the Changing Map - For each map below make a color key
Slavery and the Changing Map - For each map below make a color key. One color - Areas open to slavery. One color - Areas that are free territories Missouri Compromise Compromise of 1850 Oregon Territory Oregon Country Minn Territory Missouri Territory Free States Free States Calif. Unorganized Territory MO Utah/N.Mex Territory Mexico Slave States Slave States Kansas-Nebraska Act Dred Scott Decision 1857 Oregon Country Neb. Terr All Territories Calif. Free States Utah Terr. Calif Free States Kan. Terr New Mex. Terr. Slave States Slave States

2 Area Closed to Slavery Area Open to Slavery

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