Which of these statements BEST explains why the decision made in the “Dred Scott” case nullified the Compromise of 1850 and “popular sovereignty”?
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Which of these statements BEST explains why the decision made in the “Dred Scott” case nullified the Compromise of 1850 and “popular sovereignty”? answer choices A state has the right to secede if the federal government tried to abolish slavery there. Slaves were considered property and federal government could not disallow slavery in any territory. African-Americans could not be considered citizens therefore no state could allow them to vote. Only the Supreme Court could determine whether a state could allow slavery not the Legislative branch.
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Slaves were considered property and federal government could not disallow slavery in any territory.
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are they right
Its the one i said is thye correct answer
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Yea i believe that is correcto
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