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Kansas-Nebraska Act

Kansas-Nebraska Act

Extracted from the Wikipedia article Kansas–Nebraska Act.

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  42. ^ 2024. The Kansas-Nebraska Act also repealed the Missouri Compromise and reopened the issue of extending slavery north, allowing the two territories to decide the matter. As a result, settlement of the state was spurred, not so much by westward expansion as by the determination of both pro-slavery and abolitionist factions to achieve a majority population in the territory.
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