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1 January, 15:05

In effect of the Supreme Court's ruling in Scott vs Sanford was that A. Legal production for slavery was strengthened B. Legal production for slavery was weakened. C. The abolitionist movement was strengthened D. The Missouri Compromise was strengthened

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