how was the “bleeding kansas” resolved?
a constitution was written for a slave state.
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History, 21.10.2019 19:00 christingle2004
how was the “bleeding kansas” resolved?
a constitution was written for a slave state.
the fighting ended but the problem was not resolved.
the territory became a free state.
it was not resolved until the civil war.
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