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In the Dred Scott v. Sandford case, the Supreme Court ruled that:

A. states had the right to decide whether or not to allow slavery.

B. publicly calling for an end to slavery was illegal under federal law.

C. the federal government could not pass laws limiting slavery.

D. enslaved people had the right to sue citizens in federal courts.

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The Dred Scott v Sandford case processed by the Supreme Court ruled that the American constitution does not apply to any African decadents living in the US. With no rights of freedom and no protection under the constitution, federal laws or government cannot pass laws limiting slavery.

The best answer would be C

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Answer:

C

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