Collection of Missouri Compromise Cartoon (54)

Tennessee leads with a score of 56 (grade C), while 12 states received a grade of D (score 0) for their civil rights history curriculum coverage.

The image is a black and white illustration of a group of men in suits and top hats walking on a street. The men appear to be in a hurry, as they are walking towards a bank building with a sign that reads "Bank". There are several other men in the background, some of whom are holding signs and banners. The street is lined with shops and there is a man sitting on the ground in front of the bank building. The illustration is in a sketch-like style, with bold lines and shading. The overall mood of the image is one of urgency and danger.

The image is a black and white illustration of a man balancing on a balance scale. The man is standing on top of the scale with his arms stretched out to the sides and his legs bent at the knees. He is wearing a suit and tie and has a serious expression on his face. The balance scale is made of metal and has two hands on either side of the man's feet. The hands are holding a bell, which is a symbol of balance. In the background, there is a crowd of people, some of whom are sitting and some are standing. The crowd appears to be listening attentively to the man

The image is a black and white cartoon depicting the Missouri compromise of 1820. It shows a group of people gathered around a chessboard with the words "Slave States" and "Free States" written on it. The chessboard is in the center of the image, with a man holding a large piece of paper in his hand. On the left side of the chessboard, there is a man wearing a suit and tie, holding a sign that reads "Cotton". On the right side, there are two men sitting on the floor, one of them is holding a flag and the other is holding an umbrella. In