Which statement best describes a result of the Missouri Compromise?
A. Slavery was allowed to spread into all U. S. territories,
B. Maine and Missouri joined the United States as free states.
C. Texas was added to the United States as a slave state.
D. Limits were set about where slavery could spread in U. S.
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