The Kansas-Nebraska Act said that people living in Kansas and Nebraska would vote on whether to allow slavery within their borders. In the months after the act became law, the territory of Kansas became known as Bleeding Kansas. Place the following events in order.

The united states' entry into world war ii had which of these effects on domestic politics? pro-union legislation was repealed. support for banking reform intensified. concerns about the economy were largely abandoned. attempts to promote civil rights became far more successful.