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What prompted Congress to come up with the Compromise of 1850? a. A battled that broke out along the Kansas-Nebraska border.  b. Grant and Lincoln's criticism of western expansion and the Mexican-American War.   c. The debate over pro-expansionists and anti-imperialists.  d. The debate and uncertainty of California entering as a free state or slave state.

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What prompted Congress to come up with the Compromise of 1850? a. A battled that broke out along the Kansas-Nebraska border.  b. Grant and Lincoln's criticism of western expansion and the Mexican-American War.   c. The debate over pro-expansionists and anti-imperialists.  d. The debate and uncertainty of California entering as a free state or slave state.

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The Compromise of 1850 was prompted by the debate and uncertainty of California entering as a free state or slave state. So, the correct answer is d. "The debate and uncertainty of California entering as a free state or slave state."

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