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The Kansas-Nebraska Act was supported by and seen as an advantage to white people in the North. border ruffians from Missouri. supporters of slavery in the South.

The Kansas-Nebraska Act was supported by and seen as an advantage to white people in the North. border ruffians from Missouri. supporters of slavery in the South.
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The Kansas-Nebraska Act was supported by and seen as an advantage to

white people in the North.

border ruffians from Missouri.

supporters of slavery in the South.

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supporters of slavery in the South.

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Supporters of slavery in the south

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