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After the kansas nebraska act why did northerners headed for kansas
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After the kansas nebraska act why did northerners headed for kansas

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Because the U.S declared that the people of Kansas and Nebraska can vote on to be a slave or free state, in this case northerners rushed there to make it a free state, this whole thing also caused bleeding Kansas
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