What the ramifications of it were for sectionalism

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When Stephen Douglas put together the Kansas-Nebraska Act, a terrible series of things happened that he didn't expect. Discuss and explain why he introduced the bill, what happened when it passed and what the ramifications of it were for sectionalism.

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