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The Kansas-Nebraska Act nullified part of the (A) Compromise of 1850 (B) Great Compromise (C) Wilmot Proviso (D) Missouri Compromise (E) Dred Scott decision

The Kansas-Nebraska Act nullified part of the (A) Compromise of 1850 (B) Great Compromise (C) Wilmot Proviso (D) Missouri Compromise (E) Dred Scott decision
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The Kansas-Nebraska Act nullified part of the

(A) Compromise of 1850
(B) Great Compromise
(C) Wilmot Proviso
(D) Missouri Compromise
(E) Dred Scott decision

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Answer:its a

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A! The Missouri Compromise. The Compromise was that certain parts of the US were ALLOWED to have slaves and the other parts refused to have slaves.
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