Why did the doctrine of popular sovereignty fail in the 1854 Kansas territorial government elections?

A) voter apathy
B) illegal voting by Missouri residents
C) a lack of enthusiasm from voters
D) a lack of compelling candidates
E) extremists’ destruction of polling centers


Answer: B

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