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What was an effect of the Dred Scott decision in 1857? A) Slaves in the south were freed. B) The Missouri Compromise passed. C) Slaves were not considered to be U.S. citizens. D…

What was an effect of the Dred Scott decision in 1857? A) Slaves in the south were freed. B) The Missouri Compromise passed. C) Slaves were not considered to be U.S. citizens. D…
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What was an effect of the Dred Scott decision in 1857?

A) Slaves in the south were freed.
B) The Missouri Compromise passed.
C) Slaves were not considered to be U.S. citizens.
D) Tension was reduced between the north and the south.

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The answer would be A
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User Tobias Hunger
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Answer:

C) Slaves were not considered to be U.S. citizens.

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