In the Dred Scott Decision, Chief Justice Roger Taney Asserted

Multiple Choice

In the Dred Scott decision, Chief Justice Roger Taney asserted that:

A) Dred Scott had become a free man by virtue of having been moved temporarily to a free state.
B) Congress had no right to prohibit slavery anywhere in the United States.
C) whites could never be found guilty of murdering a slave.
D) Dred Scott was guilty of running away from his owner.
E) Dred Scott had never set up residence personally in either Illinois or Wisconsin, so he was not free.