Frederick Douglass was disappointed by the Dred Scott decision. He highlights this by saying his "hopes were never brighter" that the nation should be awakened by the decision of such a powerful country through religion (God being above man and in conrol).
<span>The central government could provide forces to help the Georgians in case the Indians attacked any of their settlements. In addition, the government could help to forge treaties with the Natives to make sure all the lands and their boundaries were respected.</span>
