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The Kansas Nebraska Act
required slavery in Kansas.
allowed for popular sovereignty in Kansas.
required slavery to be against the law in Kansas.
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____ led an attack on pro-slavery forces in Kansas, which broke out into a civil war.
John Smith
John Brown
John John
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