The Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854: a. admitted Kansas but not Nebraska as a slave state. b. established the principal of popular sovereignty whereby the status of slavery would be determined. c. never became law because of Stephen A. Douglass's opposition to it. d. admitted Nebraska but not Kansas as a slave state.
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