Card 103 / 151: What did the Supreme Court decide in the Dred Scott case?
A)
Dred Scott had earned his freedom by virtue of honorable service on the battlefield.
B)
Dred Scott could not sue in a federal court, because he was black and not considered a citizen, but instead he was considered to be property.
C)
The Constitution allowed the government to redistribute wealth, including slaves.
D)
National law should prevail in all matters concerning slavery, because slavery involves interstate commerce.
Answer:
B) Dred Scott could not sue in a federal court, because he was black and not considered a citizen, but instead he was considered to be property.
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Introduction to American Politics MCQ POLSC231
Author:
Nicole Bartels
The Saylor Foundation
USA
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