Why did the nation need a compromise

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Question: The Compromise of 1850 was the last great compromise. Why did the nation need a compromise? Who sparked the debate that led to the compromise, and how? What were the final terms of the Compromise? Did the North or South gain more in the deal?

Expect to write 500 to 750 words to fully answer the prompt. Please use at least 3 sources to cite your references.

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