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How did passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act impact the settlement of Kansas? a It made Kansas a slave state with a majority population of slaveholders. b Popular sovereignty encouraged violence-prone supporters and opponents of slavery to flood Kansas. c The act had no impact on the settlement of Kansas. d It ensured that Kansas would be admitted into the Union as a free state with a population deeply committed to abolition. e The vagaries left about the status of slavery discouraged settlement.
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