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fifteenth amendment.

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The country split into two when half the country liked the Supreme Court's decision and the other half didn't. The Southerners and Northerners went to battle. With the Dred Scott case Abraham Lincoln was able to be the president and to stop slavery.

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The government was against of freeing Dred Scott, leading to Civil war

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Dred Scott was bought by Peter Bold and was set free and was a free man.

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John Emerson bought Dred.

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It split the nation into half.

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Abraham lincoln used the Dred Scott case to win the presidential election.

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bold family purchased

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Peter purchased his freedom.

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Dred Scott went to the Surpreme Court to fight for his freedom.

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The bold family purchased Dred Scott and he was no longer a slave he was a free man

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Emancipation Proclaimation which freed the enslaved people in the places that were rebelling from the U.S.

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It has made the southerns mad and made the northerns pleased

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Dred Scott was purchased from a the Bold's family and let him go be a free man

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Civil War, Thirteenth, Fourteenth, and Fifteenth amendment.

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The bold family purchased Dred Scott and let him free to be a free man.

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Dred Scott case just decided in one African American who was fighting for freedom.

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The southerns were not pleased of this decision of letting go of Scott because it would eventually rub onto other slaves to want to fight for freedom. Abraham Lincoln used the victory of Scotts problem to win the election of 1860.

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Dred Scott was an enslaved person fighting his owner for freedom.
Dred Scott's fight for freedom helped pave the way to the Emancipation Proclamation!