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2  Supported the Kansas- Nebraska Act (slavery in the territories)  Thought individual states should decide the legality of slavery  Opposed the KS-NE Act (no slavery in the territories)  Believed slavery was illegal and unconstitutional

3 John Fremont: Republican candidate who was a national hero for his explorations in the West, had little political experience, and spoke in favor of admitting CA and KS as free states James Buchanan: Democratic candidate who was neutral regarding his position on the KS-NE act. Due to his absence as a minister to Great Britain, he claimed his goal was to maintain the Union Millard Fillmore: American (Know Nothing) party candidate who was president from 1850-53

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