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In Dred Scott’s court case, Scott argued he should be free because he had lived in a. Missouri and Maine. b. California and Virginia. c. Kansas and Nebraska. d. Illinois and Wis…

In Dred Scott’s court case, Scott argued he should be free because he had lived in a. Missouri and Maine. b. California and Virginia. c. Kansas and Nebraska. d. Illinois and Wis…
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In Dred Scott’s court case, Scott argued he should be free because he had lived in

a. Missouri and Maine.
b. California and Virginia.
c. Kansas and Nebraska.
d. Illinois and Wisconsin.

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Illinois and Wisconsin
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