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Marrrta [24]
2 years ago
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When did dred scott sue for freedom for himself and his family? once he was back in the south after his enslaver died when he go

t to illinois
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9966 [12]2 years ago
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Dred Scott decided to sue his owner for his freedom and that of his family after his enslaver died.

<h3>What did Dred Scott do?</h3>

Dred Scott sued the widow of his enslaver after his enslaver had died so that him and his family could get freedom.

His argument was that because they had moved to a free state, his enslaver's family could no longer keep him enslaved.

Find out more on Dred Scott at brainly.com/question/900992.

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