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The conflict "Bleeding Kansas" (failure of popular sovereignty) brought about by the Kansas-Nebraska Act was between Question 9 options: women and men free-soilers (ab…

The conflict "Bleeding Kansas" (failure of popular sovereignty) brought about by the Kansas-Nebraska Act was between Question 9 options: women and men free-soilers (ab…
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The conflict "Bleeding Kansas" (failure of popular sovereignty) brought about by the Kansas-Nebraska Act was between Question 9 options: women and men free-soilers (abolitionists) and slavery supporters farmers and merchants slaves and owners

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free-soilers (abolitionists) and slavery supporters

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