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23 March, 05:04

4. What was John Brown's role in the violence that led to "Bleeding Kansas"?

He established a proslavery capital in the Kansas Territory.

He pillaged and burned the antislavery town of Lawrence.

He killed a group of proslavery settlers near Pottawatomie Creek.

He gave "The Crime against Kansas" speech in the Senate.

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