| Front | What did Taney rule in the Dred Scott case? |
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| Back | Dred had no right to to sue in a federal court because the original Constitution didn't intend for Africans to be citizens. Congress couldn't deprive a person of their property without due process of law. Declared Missouri Compromise unconstitutional. |
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