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The Dred Scott decision A) supported emancipation of slaves. B) supported the Missouri Compromise. C) reduced the tension between the north and the south. D) encouraged slaveholder's resistance to abolitionist
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The Dred Scott decision

A) supported emancipation of slaves.
B) supported the Missouri Compromise.
C) reduced the tension between the north and the south.
D) encouraged slaveholder's resistance to abolitionist activists.

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The Dred Scott decision encouraged slaveholder's resistance to abolitionist activists.
So your answer is D.
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