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What was a Northern objection to the Kansas-Nebraska Act? A. It forced slave owners who traveled to those areas to free their
slaves.
B. It said that those two areas would have to allow slavery.
C. It forced Northerners to help return slaves who had escaped to
freedom.
D. It made it possible for slavery to be allowed in more areas.

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