Since the formation of the colonies, differences have stood in the way of a fundamental relationship between the North and the South. Despite these differences, they are not the cause of the problems. In the 1820s, growth between territories and regions increased. This expansion has gone too far, causing a global crisis. The chaos is increasing since the north and the south do not agree on anything. The North strongly disagreed with the expansion of slavery, while the South agreed to expand slavery to new territories and regions. The North's decision was based on factors such as political and economic threat rather than moral threat, as described in the Missouri Compromise. However, the Compromise of 1850 showed more of a case for moral threat, making it more united than ever. The Missouri Compromise had some interesting political action. He described Northern disagreement with slavery as more of a political issue than a moral argument. . In the early 19th century, the North was populated by abolitionists and radicals, those who believed in abolition. Their main goal was not to end slavery because it was inhumane, but rather because whites were becoming unemployed and the South was becoming more powerful. The Missouri Compromise of 1820 was a questionable decision for both the North and the South. A decision on whether or not Missouri should become a slave state. In Congress, those on the Northern side learned that Missouri was going to become a slave state and were dramatically upset. They were upset because it would cause an imbalance. In the 19th century, there were the equivalent of eleven slave states and eleven free states. Naturally, ...... middle of paper ...... as created to bring slaves running north back to the South, without a jury trial. The reason was that the judge was paid to do injustice, to side with the South rather than the individual who was suffering. This angered the North and their belief in slavery, so they created another law that replaced the Fugitive Slave Law, it was called the "Personal Liberty" Laws. The Missouri Compromise and the Compromise of 1850 were two acts that attempted to resolve issues between the Note and the South. However, political action taken by the North brought about the creation of "personal liberty" laws, which curiously changed the North's perspective toward slavery. Disagreement over the expansion of slavery was no longer just in the eyes of the North. Although the Compromise of 1850 provided a more humane solution, the problem of slavery is not yet resolved...