What supreme court decision in effect meant that the constitution protected slavery? a. election of 1856 b. Dred Scott c. compromise of 1850 d. Missouri compromise

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What supreme court decision in effect meant that the constitution protected slavery?

a. election of 1856
b. Dred Scott
c. compromise of 1850
d. Missouri compromise

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B is the correct answer.

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