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After the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854, John Brown became

a the head of a group of proslavery settlers.

b an enslaved man who sued for his freedom.

c an advocate for popular sovereignty.

d an antislavery leader and abolitionist.

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The answer to this question would be because i just took the test and it was D

After the passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854, John Brown became an antislavery leader and abolitionist.

What is Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854?

The territories of Kansas and Nebraska were established by the Kansas-Nebraska Legislation of 1854, which was a territorial organic act. Senator Stephen A. Douglas, a Democrat, wrote it; the 33rd Congress approved it; and President Franklin Pierce signed it into law. The Kansas-Nebraska Act was first proposed by Douglas with the intention of facilitating the development of new lands for the construction of a transcontinental railroad. However, it is best known for effectively repealing the Missouri Compromise, escalating racial tensions regarding slavery, and fueling a string of wars known as "Bleeding Kansas."

Who was John brown?

John Brown was an American abolitionist who lived from May 9, 1800, until December 2, 1859. He first rose to national attention for his extreme abolitionism and participation in Bleeding Kansas, but he was ultimately apprehended and killed for trying to stir a slave uprising at Harpers Ferry before the American Civil War.

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