The supreme courts decision on dred scotts status

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The Supreme Court's decision on Dred Scott's status as a slave or free man had far reaching consequences for all black people in the United States, free or slave.

In a 3 page essay, choose 2-3 of those consequences and examine some of the legal, political, and cultural effects of the Dred Scott decision.

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