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The Compromise of 1820, commonly known as the Missouri Compromise, was a pact between pro-and anti-slavery groups that set rules for slavery in the western territories.
What was the response of the federal government to slavery?
With few victim support services, a criminal justice system that criminalizes some types of modern slavery, and policies that offer some protection for people at risk of modern slavery, the government has a limited approach to the problem.
While the compromise on slavery affected how representation was distributed, two other issues had a direct impact on the design of the federal government.
The Slave Importation Clause came first. After 1808, it was inserted into Article I, Section 9, giving the federal government the power to control, tax, and even outlaw the import of slaves.
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