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What was an effect of the events in "Bleeding Kansas"?
Proslavery forces in Kansas were unable to form a government.
Tensions and violence over slavery spread outside Kansas.
A Border Ruffian from Missouri became the governor of Kansas.
The U.S. Congress allowed Kansas to enter as a slave state.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The after-effect of the events that took place in the “Bleeding Kansas” was that the proslavery forces were unable to form their government in the region.

What were the after-effects of the “Bleeding Kansas”?

Bleeding Kansas was a war between the people following two different school of thoughts, with and against the slavery, during the years between 1855 and 1859.

More than 50 men were killed during this Bloody War and thus resulted in creating a negative image for the proslavery followers. They failed in creating strong political presence in the society. As a result, they could not establish their own government.

Hence, option A; one of the effects of the Bloody Kansas was that proslavery forces were unable to form a government in the region.

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