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Large areas of rocky thin soil make it difficult to farm in which state Kansas or New Hampshire?
By the process of elimination it can only be New Hampshire because the soil of Kansas is deep and rich.
After the Compromise of 1850 what state became a bone of contention between pro-slavery and free-soil advocates?
Kansas
How did the Kansas-Nebraska act affect the North?
It allowed Kansas to enter the USA as free soil - after every bully-boy in America had descended on that thinly-populated state, to try and interrupt the voting. ("Bleeding Kansas")
What happend during the Kansas Nebraska act?
This was a well-meaning attempt to allow the people of each new state to vote on whether to be a slave-state or free soil ('Popular Sovereignty'). In Kansas, the voters were intimidated by ruffians from Missouri wanting to win Kansas for slavery. These groups clashed with free-soil patrols, and there was a lot of bloodshed, as well as accusations of rigged results. In the end, it was clear that Kansas was voting to be free soil. But these events raised the temperature of the big debate over slavery, and this led to Civil War.
Why did the free-soil settlers in Kansas protest the first territorial election?
In the first election in Kansas, a large number of people from Missouri rode across the state line and cast votes in Kansas. People not eligible to vote, voted in the election.
Which county in kansas produces the most wheat?
Harper County is the leading wheat-producing county in Kansas. The county's favorable climate and fertile soil contribute to its significant wheat yields. Kansas as a whole is known as the "Wheat State," and Harper County plays a crucial role in the state's agricultural output.
What state is Kansas?
Kansas is the 34th state in the USA.it is the sunflower state.
Is Kansas state?
Kansas is the 34th state in the USA.it is the sunflower state.
What is the state food for kansas?
Kansas state food
Does Kansas have a fruit?
The US state of Kansas does not have an official state fruit.
What did the Kansas-Nebraska Act declare?
That the people of each new state should vote whether it should be a slave-state or free soil. The principle was called 'Popular Sovereignty'.
What was the result of the nebraska-Kansas act?
This Act was meant to allow the citizens of each new state to vote on whether it would be a slave-state or free soil. With only one state voting at a time, every terrorist from both sides would descend on that one state, to intimidate voters. The result was 'Bleeding Kansas'.
