The impact of the Kansas-Nebraska Act was to
A) open the door to compromise on the question of slavery in the territories.
B) encourage thousands of planters to migrate to Kansas and Nebraska.
C) enrage the antislavery abolitionists.
D) open the door to slavery where it had been prohibited by the Missouri Compromise.
E) ruin Stephen Douglas's chances of gaining the Democratic presidential nomination.
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