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Why did the South support the Dred Scott decision? A.The decision allowed them to reinstate the slave trade. B.The decision strengthened the institution of slavery. C.The decisio…

Why did the South support the Dred Scott decision? A.The decision allowed them to reinstate the slave trade. B.The decision strengthened the institution of slavery. C.The decisio…
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Why did the South support the Dred Scott decision?

A.The decision allowed them to reinstate the slave trade.
B.The decision strengthened the institution of slavery.
C.The decision made slavery legal in the North.

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its B

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Answer: B. The decision strengthened the institution of slavery.

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