Name |
Response |
Carissa |
Q1: What document did the Supreme Court
call unconstitutional? A1: The supreme court called the unconstitutional the Missouri compromise. Q2: How would this bring about a big change in the transporting of
slaves in the U.S.? Q3: Did the writer of this article support the Dred Scott Decision?
Q4: How has this changed who makes the laws for personal
property of citizens of the U.S. in federal territory? Q5: What does this picture represent? Q6: How does the picture show the changes that Dred Scott
court case brought about in U.S. culture? |
Deniz Y. |
Q1: What document did the Supreme Court
call unconstitutional? A1: The Supreme Court thought the Missouri Compromise was unconstitutional. Q2: How would this bring about a big
change in the transporting of slaves in the U.S.? Q3: Did the writer of this article support the Dred Scott
Decision? Q4: How has this changed who makes the laws for personal property of citizens of the U.S. in federal territory? A4: This has changed who makes the laws for personal property of citizens of the U.S. in federal territory by allowing the citizens to make the laws. Q5: What does this picture represent? Q6: How does the picture show the changes that Dred Scott court case
brought about in U.S. culture? |
Michele |
Q1: What document did the Supreme Court
call unconstitutional? A1: The Missouri Compromise was considered to be unconstitutional. Many at the time felt that Congress could not prevent the spread of slavery into other territories. Q2: How would this bring about a big change in the transporting of
slaves in the U.S.? Q3: Did the writer of this article support the Dred Scott
Decision? Q4:How has this changed who makes the laws for personal property of
citizens of the U.S. in federal territory? Q5: What does this picture represent? Q6: How does the picture show the changes that Dred Scott court case brought about in U.S. culture? A6: Some were willing to change, some were not. Change has been very slowly calculated. |