Describe the road to the Civil War. What were the two most important/influential events along that road

1. Bleeding Kansas

2. John Brown's raid.

Explanation:

Towards the occurrence of the American civil war between 1861 to 1865. The are various important events that lead to it.

Two which are:

1. Bleeding Kansas: this occurred between 1854 to 1859. And it involves the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854 which led to some abolitionist killing some pro-slavery settlers in the Pottawatomie Creek Massacre in Kansas and at the same time the sacking of Lawrence town, a town whose settlers favored antislavery

2. John Brown's raid: this occurred in 1859, in which abolitionists led by John Brown went about arming anti-slave personnel particularly the local slaves to revolts against their masters. This led to a series of killings of pro-slavery personnel in the south.

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explanation:

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