Question

In addition, to bringing Maine as a free State and Missouri as a slave state the Missouri Compromise also :
A.Allowed all future States to decide for themselves if they would allow slavery or not.
B.lowered tariffs to appeal to the South
C.left future decisions on State admission to the President.
D.repealed the three-fifths compromise.
E.Drew a line from the southern boundary of Missouri and said no states created out of the Louisiana Purchase Territory north of the line would be allowed to have slavery.

Answer 1

Hint: There are a few occasions in US history that later on, prompted the American Civil War, for instance, the Missouri Compromise, Tariff of 1828, Nullification emergency, etc. Maine turned into a free State following the Missouri Compromise, on 3 March 1820 with all other western domains north of Missouri's southern outskirt.

Complete answer:
In addition, to bringing Maine as a free State and Missouri as a slave state the Missouri compromise also allowed all future states to decide for themselves if they would allow slavery or not.

Hence, the correct answer is option (A).

Additional information: In the 1820s, there were sectional and political strains affected by progressing servitude in the US around then. It set off Congress to put forth an attempt to defuse the progressing emergency. Additionally, it passed a law that conceded Missouri to the Union as a slave state and Maine as a free State. It led the Pro-slavery and anti-slavery factions in people were pro-slavery section wanted to admit Missouri to the Union as a slave state, while the other section was against it. They wanted to abolish slavery and saw it as a danger for maintaining a balance between a slave State and other free States. The pro-slavery section argued in favor of the Compromise and stated that new States must be free to choose if wanted to accept slavery or not.

Note:In 1854, the Kansas-Nebraska Act repealed the Missouri Compromise and allowed Slavery in the region north of the 36º 30’ parallel. People opposed it that led to the formation of the Republican Party and the emergence of Abraham Lincoln.