How does the map reflect the conditions that resulted in "bleeding kansas"? natural disasters in kansas resulted in the death of settlers there. the missouri compromise guaranteed that kansas would be a slave state. abolitionists and pro-slavery settlers fought about whether kansas would be a free or slave state. a free and fair election determined whether kansas would be a free or slave state.

America's history is closely related to slavery. The' Bleeding Kansas' that took place in 1854 is one of them. Kansas was faced with two choices in this incident, whether to become a free country and join a union or Kansas remains a slave state. This incident was caused by New England abolitionists and slavery followers. The effect of this case is that with a fair election system, Kansas became a free nation.

Explanation:

•History about ‘Bleeding Kansas’

The' Bleeding Kansas' in 1854 was a bloody incident involving Kansas settlers who were anti-slavery with slavery supporting residents. This event took place four years in western Missouri between 1854 and 1858. Horace Greeley, a New York Tribune journalist, began to introduce ‘Bleeding Kansas.' This incident also resulted in a U.S. civil war.

•Cause of ‘Bleeding Kansas’

After the passing of the Kansas-Nebraska Act 1854 containing the cancelation of the Missouri Compromise, 'Bleeding Kansas' occurred. The concept of popular sovereignty containing democratic ideas was then replaced. It also states that each country's population must decide whether it wants to be a free land or a part of a slave. This is what caused the region of Kansas experienced a massive migration. This migration succeeded in making Kansas, particularly in wheat manufacturing, an advanced agricultural state. Kansas joined the union a few years after the precise date of January 29, 1861, and became a free state.

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Keyword:  Bleeding Kansas

the answer is a the rich and poor get an equal share of the power and wealth

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