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james9437

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Who was Roger Taney?
 
  a. the chief justice during the Dred Scott case
  b. a state chief justice during the Dred Scott case
  c. a judge who asked to be excused from the Dred Scott case
  d. a judge who sided with Dred Scott
  e. a slave owner.

Question 2

What year was the Thirteenth Amendment, which abolished slavery, ratified?
 
  a. 1818
  b. 1828
  c. 1835
  d. 1858
  e. 1865



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

e



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