Which statement best explains how the Kansas-Nebraska Act contributed to the tensions between the North and the South that led to the Civil War? (5 points)
Select one:
a. The act gave abolitionist leaders enough seats in Congress to outlaw slavery throughout the United States.
b. The act allowed state governments to prevent fugitive slaves from being returned to their owners in the South.
c. The act led to violent conflicts between settlers in the Great Plains over the issue of expanding slavery to new territories.
d. The act prevented Southern slave owners from taking their slaves into f

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Which statement best explains how the Kansas-Nebraska Act contributed to the tensions between the North and the South that led to the Civil War? (5 points)
Select one:
a. The act gave abolitionist leaders enough seats in Congress to outlaw slavery throughout the United States.
b. The act allowed state governments to prevent fugitive slaves from being returned to their owners in the South.
c. The act led to violent conflicts between settlers in the Great Plains over the issue of expanding slavery to new territories.
d. The act prevented Southern slave owners from taking their slaves into f

anonymous · Answer

not a, d or c so b

anonymous · Answer

maybe

anonymous · Answer

d. The act prevented Southern slave owners from taking their slaves into federal territories without risking the loss of those slaves.

nurali · Answer

i think The act led to violent conflicts between settlers in the Great Plains over the issue of expanding slavery to new territories.

anonymous · Answer

I learned this in 3rd grade and it is either b or c