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    between Dred Scott v. Sanford was a had a showed how much of an impact the amendments had on shaping America. In 1857 Dred Scott‚ an African-American slaves‚ was taken by his master‚ officer of the U.S. Army‚ the slave state of Missouri to the free state of Illinois and the free territory of Wisconsin. He lived on free soil for a long period. When the Army ordered his master to return to the state of Missouri‚ he took Scott with him to the slave state‚ where his master died back. In 1846‚ Scott helped

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    eventually blossomed into a bouquet of influential points. President Lincoln’s allusions were the most effective‚ as he constantly mentioned the Nebraska Bill and Dred Scott Case‚ and even utilized a reference to the Bible by saying: “A house divided against itself cannot stand”. The accurate execution of implementing the Nebraska Bill and Dred Scott Case assured the audience of the high intelligence level of Mr. Lincoln‚ while the Biblical

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    Kolchin‚ Peter. American Slavery‚ 1619-1877. 19934.Information on South Search (Google). Online‚ Internet at http://docsouth.unc.edu/browse/subject/c.html5.Boyer‚ Clark‚ Kett‚ Salisbury‚ Sitkoff‚ Woloch. The Enduring Vision. Houghton-Mifflin. 2004. 6.Dred Scott Case Search (Yahoo). Online‚ Internet at http://library.wustl.edu/vlib/dredscott/7.The Fifth Amendment Search (Google). Online‚ Internet at http://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution/constitution.billofrights.html8.Wage Slavery Search (Dictionary)

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    Dred vs. Stanford

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    In 1834‚ Dred Scott‚ a slave‚ had been taken to Illinois‚ a free state‚ and then Wisconsin territory‚ where the Missouri Compromise of 1820 prohibited slavery. Scott lived in Wisconsin with his master‚ Dr. John Emerson‚ for several years before returning to Missouri‚ a slave state. In 1846‚ after Emerson died‚ Scott sued his master’s widow for his freedom on the grounds that he had lived as a resident of a free state and territory. He won his suit in a lower court‚ but the Missouri supreme court

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    Celia, a Slave

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    Celia‚ a Slave is the epitome of the relationship between slaves and their owners and also the slaves and other whites in the 1850’s. This is based on her interactions with her owner Robert Newsom and her reactions mainly with the community involved in her court case. These relationships affected more so the women slaves rather than the men slaves because of their weaker nature as perceived by the sexual differences of the time period between men and women in general. Slavery is questioned by the

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    Washington during the Revolution and Jackson in the War of 1812‚ simply giving up the dream would dishonor the glory that was achieved by their forefathers. Green then moves on to talk about past “injuries” caused to African Americans‚ such as the Dred Scott decision and fugitive-slave laws‚ in order to show that he is aware of the hardships they had to endure. He then says that it would be best not to grieve over these sufferings anymore‚ but rather let it inspire them to want to continue to try and

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    “The Link” refers to this oppression as being closely linked to slavery. Slaves were also considered to be the property of their owners and in Dred Scott v. Sandford‚ the court held that descendants of slaves‚ whether free or slave‚ could not be citizens and therefore were not entitled to standing in a court. b)The legal basis for denying Dred Scott and Kama standing is that they are both considered property without any rights or interests. Citizens to End Animal Suffering v. New England Aquarium

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    Confederate historical monuments require accurate context to embrace all sides and learn from history. The way we look at confederate statues is influenced by where we grew up and what we learned in history classes. Confederate statues hold tremendous historical value to some and cruel disrespect to others. Ifwe are going to satisfy both sides by remembering part of American history and also uncovering our nation’s past failures‚ context must play a part. Context is the solution to the current

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    education‚ however‚ was unthinkable. With respect to the government‚ women‚ though not having the same rights as white men‚ had far more in the way of legal rights than blacks did. They were considered U.S. citizens‚ unlike blacks‚ according to the Dred Scott Decision in 1857; this included such things as access to federal courts and the ’right of petition’. Also‚ their testimony was preferred over that of blacks. Slaves could not even raise certain charges in courts‚ or testify in certain situations

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    Pro-Slavery Arguments.

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    argument used in support of slavery was that slaves were property‚ and individuals had the constitutional right to their property. With this defense‚ it gave them a constitutional advantage. Another famous decision in favor of the South was the Dred Scott decision. This Supreme Court decision allowed proslavery forces to use the argument that blacks were not people; therefore they had no constitutional rights including freedom. This was another constitutional advantage that came from a Supreme Court

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