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Kinsley Davis

16 March, 23:15

After the war with Mexico, the territorial status was defined as the following.

a.

If admitted as states to the Union they had to be free of slavery.

c.

Popular will could decide the status of the Utah and New Mexico territory.

b.

If admitted as states to the Union they had to be slave states.

d.

None of the territories applied for statehood.

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