During the early 1900s in Kansas, significant changes in government were influenced primarily by the B) Formation of the Republican party. The Republican Party's emergence appealed to those seeking reforms and played a key role in shaping Kansas politics, especially during the Progressive Era. This period was marked by movements aimed at addressing issues such as corruption, labor rights, and social injustices.
While the election of politicians like Lorenzo Lewelling (who was elected in 1892) contributed to the state's political landscape, the broader movements and party formation had a more substantial and lasting impact on governance and change during that time.
Option A, the relocation of people to other states, was not a primary method for enacting change in Kansas government during this period.