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What was an effect of the Kansas-Nebraska Act? The violence in Kansas and Nebraska caused by the issues surrounding enslavement ended. Congress finally ended the debate over enslavement and moved on to explore the issues of tariffs. The Republican Party was created as an anti-slavery party. John Brown was elected governor of Kansas for his role in dividing up the territory

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The effect of the Kansas-Nebraska Act was that the violence in Kansas and Nebraska caused by the issues surrounding enslavement ended.

What is the Kansas-Nebraska Act?

The Kansas-Nebraska Act is a legislation that allowed the people in Kansas and Nebraska to decide if they wanted slavery or not

The legislation stated that people in each territory would vote on whether they wanted to allow slavery or not.

Hence, the violence in Kansas and Nebraska caused by the issues surrounding enslavement ended.

Therefore, the Option A is correct

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