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Northerners were outraged by the Kansas-Nebraska Act because itA)admitted Nebraska to the Union as a slave stateB)was viewed as an effort to extend slavery above the Missouri Compromise lineC)did not acknowledge California's existence as a permanent free stateD)was passed after Stephen Douglas threatened that southern states would secede
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