What was the political landscape in America like in the 1850s before the Republican Party was formed?
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Dominated by the Democratic and Whig parties
Dominated by the Republican and Whig parties
Dominated by the Green and Libertarian parties
Dominated by the Republican and Democratic parties
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What was the main purpose of the Kansas-Nebraska Act introduced by Stephen A. Douglas?
To build a wall between the North and South
To create a new political party
To organize new territories and allow popular sovereignty
To abolish slavery in all states
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How did the Kansas-Nebraska Act affect the Missouri Compromise?
It reinforced the Missouri Compromise
It repealed the Missouri Compromise
It had no effect on the Missouri Compromise
It extended the Missouri Compromise to new territories
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What was one of the significant outcomes of the Kansas-Nebraska Act in terms of political parties?
The formation of the Green Party
The collapse of the Whig Party
The merger of the Democratic and Whig parties
The rise of the Libertarian Party
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Who was a notable figure that spoke out against the Kansas-Nebraska Act and later became a key leader in the Republican Party?
Stephen A. Douglas
John C. Fremont
Alexander Stephens
Abraham Lincoln
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What violent event in Kansas highlighted the consequences of the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
The Boston Tea Party
The Battle of Gettysburg
The Pottawatomie Massacre
The Missouri Compromise
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What was the long-term impact of the Kansas-Nebraska Act on American history?
It resulted in the immediate abolition of slavery
It had no significant impact
It led to the peaceful resolution of slavery issues
It made the Civil War more likely
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