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What does Kansas Day, January 29, commemorate each year?

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It commemorates the day the federal government granted Kansas popular sovereignty.
It commemorates the day the federal government granted Kansas popular sovereignty.

It commemorates the day Kansas became a state under the Wyandotte Constitution.
It commemorates the day Kansas became a state under the Wyandotte Constitution.

It commemorates the day slavery was banned in Kansas.
It commemorates the day slavery was banned in Kansas.

It commemorates the day Kansas held its first election.

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Kansas Day, January 29, commemorates the day Kansas became a state under the Wyandotte Constitution.

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