Question

The Kansas-Nebraska Act revealed all of the following EXCEPT:

a. The issue of slavery could fuel a Civil War.
b. Efforts to compromise over slavery were not working.
c. The North was right and the South was wrong.
d. People were more loyal to their region than to the Union.

Answer 1

C.

Step-by-step explanation:

A. This was Obvious during that time, so this was also true (When I say true I mean incorrect in the context of the question)

B. The efforts were able to de-escalate the situation and keep both sides happy for a time, but then the issue of slavery would keep coming up again and again, so this one is true.

D. This was most definitely true, especially in the South, people today waving Rebel flags love to say the war was about "state's rights". Yeah right, the state's rights to govern themselves so they could keep slaves.

This leaves C. Morally, the North WAS right and the South was wrong, but did anyone care? Nope, the South cared only for their profits.