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10). In the Dred Scott case, the Supreme Court ruled that slaves...
1)were NOT citizens of the U.S.
2)were granted U.S. citizenship
3)were only granted citizenship only 4)when traveling to free states
had NO right to sue in court.
5)were considered to be the property of their owner.
6)ruled slavery unconstitutional

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The Dred Scott case by the Supreme Court ruled that enslaved people:

  • 1)were NOT citizens of the U.S.
  • 4. had NO right to sue in court.
  • 5)were considered to be the property of their owner.

What was the Dred Scott ruling?

In the Dred Scott Ruling, the Supreme Court stated that enslaved people were considered the property of the person who owned them.

This meant that they had no right to sue in federal court. It also went ahead to say that enslaved people were not citizens and were property.

Find out more on the Dred Scott case at https://brainly.com/question/12074767

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