Who was included in the republican party of 1854? Select 4 responses. 1-Abolitionist 2-Most Southern politicians 3-people opposed to the spread of slavery 4-people against the kansas-nebraska act 5-slave owners 6-people worried about the Dred Scott decision

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Who was included in the republican party of 1854? Select 4 responses. 1-Abolitionist 2-Most Southern politicians 3-people opposed to the spread of slavery 4-people against the kansas-nebraska act 5-slave owners 6-people worried about the Dred Scott decision

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Quinton Hartman · Answer 1

Abolitionists, people opposed to the spread of slavery, people against the Kansas-Nebraska Act, people worried about the Dred Scott Decision

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Many anti-slavery Whigs joined the Republican Party as the Whigs split apart. Abolitionists were very anti-slavery, and didn't want it to spread. The Republican Party grew majorly after the Kansas-Nebraska Act that allowed the state to vote whether to be slave or free. The Dred Scott decision said that the Constitution made slavery legal, so anti-slavery people did not like that.