Missouri Compromise Map, 1820-1821
The bargain that admitted Missouri and drew a line across the Louisiana Purchase reads as an abstraction on a textbook page. In color on a classroom wall, it becomes a division of real ground, and the sectional split that followed makes sense.
Published by Kappa Map Group as part of its Classroom Series, this is a working teaching map for U.S. History units on westward expansion and the road to secession. Home school parents and curriculum coordinators use it alongside the same series for battles of the 1800s and later 20th century events.
- Color coding separates territory closed to slavery by the Missouri Compromise from territory opened to it
- Free states and territories shown distinctly from slave states and territories
- Meets U.S. History curriculum requirements
- Suited to public, private, parochial, and home school classrooms
- Finishing options include paper, laminated, foam core, black or walnut molding rails, framing, and spring roller with backboard
- Map Shop can combine up to eight Classroom Series history maps on a single roller system on request

