The Karsas-Nebraska Act of 1854 differed from the 1820 Missouri Compromise by stating that the slave status of a testimited into the Union would be determined by

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The Karsas-Nebraska Act of 1854 differed from the 1820 Missouri Compromise by stating that the slave status of a testimited into the Union would be determined by

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Popular sovereignty

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The Missouri Compromise kept the amount of slave states and free states balanced in America. However, the Kansas-Nebraska Act reapeled the Missouri Comp. because it allowed the states to decided if they wanted to be slave or free based on popular sovereignty.