Congress Found Itself Debating Slavery Once Again in the Early

Multiple Choice

Congress found itself debating slavery once again in the early 1850s, this time as it tried to settle the issue of:

A) the place where a transcontinental railroad could be built.
B) the future of runaway slaves.
C) Maine becoming a state.
D) allowing popular sovereignty in Kansas.
E) outlawing the freeing of slaves by their masters.