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How Did California Achieve Admission To The Union?
We are reading the book "California An interpretive history Ninth Edition" by James Rawls Ch9, and i am now doing the Objective review questions. But i don't know how to do.
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As a free (non-slave owning) state, California wouldn't have been admitted under the laws of the time, because the Union didn't want free states to outlaw slave ones. California was mainly admitted when a law was passed agreeing that free states would not harbour fugitive slaves. You can find out more here.
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