Why was dred scott important?

he was a slave who argued he was free.
his court case granted legal rights to slaves.
his court case ended the slavery argument.
he was an accomplished abolitionist lawyer.

The Dred Scott’s case was significant because in this case the court ended the argument of slavery. Thus the correct option is C

Explanation:

In his case, Scott (an enslaved African American man) stated that the enslave African American people will never be as American people. After which the court came up with its landmark decision.

This decision by the Supreme Court assured many people in the country that slavery would have to be abolished once and for all and all the African American citizens provided same freedom and rights as the white people hold.

american troops were forced to withdraw following deadly bombings.

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