How did Dred Scott wind up in Wisconsin, which was a free territory at the time? A. He escaped there when his master died.

B. He was sold there as a slave to Peter Blow.

C. His master was sent there with the military.

D. He married a woman from there.

The correct answer is C. His master was sent there with the military.

Explanation:

After the death of his first master Peter Blow he was purchased by Dr. John Emerson. Emerson is actually the one who was sent to Wisconsin and that is why C is correct answer. In the same that is why A i B are not correct.

He really did married a women there, but later. Her name was Harriet Robinson, and she was also a slave.

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