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How was the issue of slavery determined in Kansas and Nebraska territories under the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854?
Residents of both Kansas and Nebraska territories decided by popular referendum to be admitted as a slave states.
Residents of the territories decide by popular referendum if the state is to be a free or enslaved.
Residents of Nebraska decided by popular referendum to be admitted as a slave state and residents of Kansas decided by popular referendum to be admitted as a free state.
Residents of Kansas decided by popular referendum to be admitted as a slave state and residents of Nebraska decided by popular referendum to be admitted as a free state.
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