Asked by Victoria

How did the issue of Kansas reflect the growing division between North and South?
Answered by Reed
http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/divided-kansas-enters-the-union
Answered by Victoria
I am still not sure how I would put the answer into words. ):
Answered by Reed
I'm not going to do that for you. Read the article! It explains how the Southern states wanted Kansas to be a slave state and the compromise that resulted in 1854, leading to the admission of Kansas as a "free" state in 1861.
Answered by Victoria
I already read the article! I'm just not sure how to form an answer with the information given to me. I was hoping for a little more guidance, not for you to write the answer for me.
Answered by Ms. Sue
The North and South were divided on the questions of states' rights and slavery. Kansas emphasized this division when . . .
Answered by Victoria
Violence broke out after the Kanas-Nebraska Act was passed?
Answered by Ms. Sue
Yes. Now explain what this act was and why and where the violence occurred.

Answered by Reed
And explain why the Kansas-Nebraska Act was necessary in the first place.
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