Kansas-Nebraska act
Explanation:
- The Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854 led to the bleeding of Kansas because it allowed the territory of Kansas to decide for itself whether to be free or enslaved, a situation known as popular sovereignty.
- With the passage of the act, thousands of supporters and anti-slavery supporters flooded the state. Free state winners from the north came to Kansas to make up their minds, while "border breaks" crossed from the south to advocate for pro-slavery.
- Each side organized associations and armed gangs. Soon violent clashes occurred.
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