Bleeding Kansas
Thesis
Historical context
Louisiana Purchase and Missouri Compromise
More Land and Compromise of 1850
Country's Atmosphere
Kanasa-Nebraska Act
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Popular sovereignty
Popular Sovereignty Effects for Proslavers
Popular Sovereignty Effects for Anti-slavers
Parties and Violence
Parties
Violence
Notes
Process Paper
Annotated Bibliography
Parties and Violence
As the population of Kansas became more diverse and opinionated, multiple political parties emerged with highly varying agendas and ideas, subsequently causing threatening and violent acts from one to the other.
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