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Why do you think the author claims that the Kansas-Nebraska Act was the most important event leading up to the Civil War? Do you agree with this assessment? Why or why not?

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I agree with this assessment because slavery  disagreement was instrumental in leading to the war .

Why do you think the author claims that the Kansas-Nebraska Act was the most important event leading up to the Civil War?

Generally,the Kansas-Nebraska Act, this bill again at its wake saw that states that had banned slavery could restart the act again, in the United  States slavery was a key factor to why the civil war broke out,

Therefore, I will say yes, I agree with this assessment as slavery  disagreement was instrumental in leading to the war

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