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What caused the end of the US Whig party?
Most historians cite the passage of the Kansas - Nebraska Act to have caused the collapse of the US political party known as the Whigs. The Whigs split off into the Republican Party and the Know - Nothing Party.
How did various political coalitions react to the Kansas-Nebraska Act and what was the effect of these various reactions on the national political climate?
It split the government in half. It created a definite line of north and south. It allowed Kansas to have slavery and Nebraska to have no slavery.
Why is the Kansas-Nebraska act important?
It is because it led to the Civil War. After the kansas Nebraska Act the north and south argued and fought over the question of slavery each time a new state wanted to enter the Union. The south finally got so tired of all the fighting and arguing that they decided to break away from the U.S. and be their own country. Fighting over whether the south would be its own country finally started the Civil War.
What new party formed after the whig party split and the know nothing movement fell apart?
The Constitutional Union Party was formed after the Whig Party split and the Know Nothing Movement fell apart. Before the new party formed, it was also known as the American Party.
Which political party split in 1860?
The Democrats split in 1860, making it easier for the new Republican party to win.
Why did the kansas-nebraska act hurt the whig party?
It made slavery a central issue. It split the party into two factions.
How did the Kansas Nebraska act affect political party?
The Kansas Nebraska Act , passed in 1854 , split the democrat party and badly divided.... by A AVID STUDENT were smart as hell BICTHES all hating on us:)
How did the Kansas Nebraska affect political parties?
The Kansas Nebraska Act , passed in 1854 , split the democrat party and badly divided.... by A AVID STUDENT were smart as hell BICTHES all hating on us:)
How did Kansas-Nebraska Act affect political parties?
The Kansas Nebraska Act , passed in 1854 , split the democrat party and badly divided.... by A AVID STUDENT were smart as hell BICTHES all hating on us:)
How did Kansas Nebraska act affect political parties?
The Kansas Nebraska Act , passed in 1854 , split the democrat party and badly divided.... by A AVID STUDENT were smart as hell BICTHES all hating on us:)
How did congress attempt to solve the dispute over organization of the Nebraska territory?
novanet - It split Nebraska into 2 distinct territories: Nebraska and Kansas. :-] thats the correct answer
What caused the end of the US Whig party?
Most historians cite the passage of the Kansas - Nebraska Act to have caused the collapse of the US political party known as the Whigs. The Whigs split off into the Republican Party and the Know - Nothing Party.
How did congress attempt to solve the dispute of the organization of the Nebraska territory?
novanet - It split Nebraska into 2 distinct territories: Nebraska and Kansas. :-] thats the correct answer
How did congress attempt to solve the dispute over the organization of Nebraska's territory?
novanet - It split Nebraska into 2 distinct territories: Nebraska and Kansas. :-] thats the correct answer
How did congress attempt to solve the dispute over the organization of Nebraska territory?
novanet - It split Nebraska into 2 distinct territories: Nebraska and Kansas. :-] thats the correct answer
What caused the Whig Party to die out?
The Kansas-Nebraska Act is said to be the cause of the Whig Party to dissolve. The Whigs had previously united the battling interest groups in the North and the South. Southern Democrats and Northern Democrats also split apart. As many southerners and northerners could no longer use the Whigs as a uniting party, the Whigs fell apart.
How did various political coalitions react to the Kansas-Nebraska Act and what was the effect of these various reactions on the national political climate?
It split the government in half. It created a definite line of north and south. It allowed Kansas to have slavery and Nebraska to have no slavery.
