Question

It has been done for the sake of political power, in order to bring two new slaveholding senators upon this floor. The senator who made the above statement was referring to the passage of the
A.Fugitive Slave Act
B.Kansas-Nebraska Act
C.Dred Scott decision
D.Reconstruction Acts
E.Thirteenth Amendment

Answer 1

Hint:We will discuss the act which was enacted in order to bring new slaveholding senators upon this floor. The Act was passed by congress but it failed in its purpose. After an internal civil war when Kansas was admitted to the state the southern states had begun to separate from the union the independent democratic states.

Complete answer:
This act gradually became law. This act repealed Missouri, created new territories and allowed sovereignty. it was encouraging violent apprising known as bleeding Kansas as it was an anti slave activist was flooded into territory to sway the vote.Douglas introduced the bill with the goal of opening up new lands to development and facilitating construction of railroad but the Act was most notable for a sufficient effectively repealing the Missouri compromise talking National tensions over slavery and contributing to the series of armed process.Popular sovereignty point in the Act meant the territories might allow slavery and enter Union and slave States. The population increased greatly as settlers fled into the territory from free as well as Slave States.Act was passed by congress but it failed in its purpose.

Hence, the correct answer is option (B).

Note:After an internal civil war when can have Kansas was admitted to the state had the southern states had begin to separate from the union the independent democratic states and then being abandoned their affiliations for new and anti slavery Republican Party except Southern Wings without party links and creating any issue over which already deeply divided democrats would split even more the railroad built but not along the route Douglas Wanted the funds used to for voted by a republican Congress during Republican civil war administration.