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describe the outcome of the dread Scott decision.
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Minnesota played an important role against slavery, Before Minnesota became a state there were two abolitionists that influenced many people the clergyman, Reverend Henry M. Michel's and Mrs. Jane Grey Swiss helm. The first one gave many speeches against slavery and the second wrote many articles in the newspaper The spirit of Liberty against slavery. There were people in favor of slavery but they were waned by the two abolitionist mentioned before.
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briefly describe Minnesota's role in the debate over slavery and the abolitionist movement.
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Hello! I can definitely help you with that. The Dred Scott decision was a landmark Supreme Court case in 1857. To describe its outcome, we need to understand the context and details of the case.
Dred Scott was a slave who sued for his freedom, as he had lived in free states and territories where slavery was prohibited. The Supreme Court was asked to decide whether Scott, as a person of African descent, could bring a lawsuit in federal court and whether he should be granted his freedom based on his residency in free territories.
The outcome of the Dred Scott decision was a significant setback for the rights of African Americans and the anti-slavery movement. The Supreme Court ruled against Scott, deciding that he had no standing to sue in federal court as he was considered property, not a citizen. The Court further declared that the Missouri Compromise, which prohibited slavery in certain territories, was unconstitutional. This decision essentially reaffirmed and strengthened the institution of slavery, as it declared that slaves were property and could be taken into any territory, regardless of whether slavery was allowed there.
The Dred Scott decision further polarized the nation on the issue of slavery, fueling tensions between the North and the South. It played a contributing role in pushing the United States closer to the Civil War.
To find additional information and gather deeper insights into the outcome of the Dred Scott decision, you can refer to primary and secondary sources such as historical books, articles, or reputable websites. These resources will provide you with a more comprehensive understanding of the case and its lasting impact on American history.