Dred Scott<span> sued Mrs. Emerson. </span>He<span> claimed that </span>he was no longer a slave because he<span> had become </span>free<span> when </span>he<span> lived in a </span>free<span> state. The jury decided that </span>Scott<span> and his family </span>should<span> be </span>free<span>. The Emersons </span>did<span> not like the decision and appealed to the Missouri Supreme Court in 1852.</span>
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With taxes in the New England colonies
There were Jim Crow laws and literacy tests, so I'd say it's <span>B. Some states passed laws that kept freed slaves from exercising their right to vote.
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settlement of a region
growth of agriculture
establishment of government
expansion of territory
a period of exploration
the birth of industry
age of maturity
stagnation and decline
