What made the dred scott case a significant one in american history?

a. the case challenged the legality of importing enslaved people from africa or the caribbean and eventually ended the slave trade in america.

b. the case led to the election of abraham lincoln, who was one of the lawyers who represented dred scott before the supreme court.

c. the case forced the supreme court to accept that the intent of the framers of the constitution is irrelevant to the implementation of a law in the present day.

d. the case resulted in the supreme court denying that african americans could be citizens and added to the sectional tensions that eventually led to the civil war.

answer im timed

D

Explanation:

I think after doing some quick googling I feel like D is the correct choice.

The Dred Scott case was a major event on the road to the Civil War. The Supreme Court's ruling was a provocative opinion. It stated flatly that Blacks had "no rights which the white man was bound to respect" and rejected the right of any territory to ban slavery within its own borders.

The answer is D b/c they basically denied him his rights and told him that someone's property cannot sue and said that just because he lived in a free state doesnt make him free.

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