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9 November, 14:29

Why were Northerners outraged by the Dred Scott decision?

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    Answer: The Northerners feared that the Dred Scott decisión would allow the spread of slavery throughout the country.

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    It was a ruling by the US Supreme Court which stayed that the US Constitution was not mean to include citizenship for black people.
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