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The Dred Scott Decision Took Place in Missouri March 1857 the Dred Scott Decision Lead To the Civil War. The Whole Supreme Court Was Involved in Scott’s And So Were People Outside Of the Slave States. The Whole Supreme Court Was Involved But Half Of The Court Didn’t Agree With Scott And The Other Half Agreed With What Scott Had To Say About Being A Free Slave. They Tried As Hard As They Could To Have Scott As a Free Slave And They Tried To Get More People To Agree With Scott. It Affected It Big Time Because It Put Up A Claim That Slavery Was Technically Legal In The Whole State Even If States Had Anti-Slavery Law Because If Slave Fled To A Free State He Was Automatically Free. There Are No Famous Quotes about the Dred Scott Decision but Abraham Lincoln Did Have Some Quotations about Scott’s Decision. Lincoln Said It Has Some Kind Of Connection With Fredrick Douglas. The Dred Scott Decision Does Not Exist Today Because They Have Applied Rights. Scott’s Decision Does Not Significant to Us Today. Yes Because Scott Decision Changed That Why We Are Not Slaves Today.