 
 <prompt> text: ```Kansas na one U.S. state for Midwestern United States. E capital na Topeka and e biggest city na Wichita. Kansas carry name from the Kansa Native American tribe wey dey live for the area. The tribe name (natively "") dey talk say e mean "people of the (south) wind" but e no be the original meaning. For plenty years, wetin be Kansas now bin dey home to different Native American tribes. Tribes for the eastern part of the state dey live for villages along the river valleys. Tribes for the western part dey semi-nomadic and dey hunt large herds of bison.

Kansas first settle by European Americans for 1812, for wetin be Bonner Springs now, but the pace of settlement increase for the 1850s, during the political wars over the slavery matter. When e officially open to settlement by the U.S. government for 1854 with the Kansas-Nebraska Act, abolitionist Free-Staters from New England and pro-slavery settlers from neighboring Missouri rush go the territory to decide whether Kansas go be free state or slave state. So, the area dey hot with violence and chaos for the early days as these forces clash, and e dey known as Bleeding Kansas. The abolitionists win, and on January 29, 1861, Kansas enter the Union as free state. After the Civil War, the population of Kansas increase well well as immigrants turn the prairie into farmland.

Answers to the questions:

1. Wetin be Kansas?
2. Wia?
3. E dey for South?
4. Wia e dey?
5. Wia the name come from?
6. When e first settle by anybody wey no be Native Americans?
7. Wetin happen for 1812?
8. For which city?
9. Wetin e dey known as during the settlement time?
10. Why?
11. Who dey fight?
12. Who win?
13. When dem become state?
14. All the tribes dey live the same way?
15. How dem divide?
16. How the Eastern part dey live?
17. And the west?
18. Dem dey hunt anything?
19. Wetin?
20. Wetin be the Kansa-Nebraska Act?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. one state
2. for United States
3. no
4. for Midwest
5. the Kansa
6. no
7. na European Americans settle am
8. Bonner Springs
9. Bleeding Kansas
10. the area dey hot with violence and chaos
11. abolitionist Free-Staters and pro-slavery settlers
12. The abolitionists
13. January 29, 1861
14. no
15. into eastern and western parts of the state
16. for villages along the river valleys.
17. dem dey semi-nomadic
18. yes
19. bison.
20. e open Kansas for settlement``` 