North-South Relations
The Court decision severely impacted and polarize the North and South
North
- Extremely upset, felt that they were cheated and the court was biased
- Did not want anything to do with slavery
- Did not believe that people could every be property
- Felt that they were now resigned to solve problem through violence
- Did not want anything to do with slavery
- Did not believe that people could every be property
- Felt that they were now resigned to solve problem through violence
South
- They were happy, believing that justice had been served
- They could now bring there slaves anywhere in the U.S, as they were all personal property, protected in the Bill of Rights
- They believed that they finally had rights over their own property
-Originally they thought they had won the battle against the north and anti-slavery, but when the north resorted to violence they had to fight back.
- They could now bring there slaves anywhere in the U.S, as they were all personal property, protected in the Bill of Rights
- They believed that they finally had rights over their own property
-Originally they thought they had won the battle against the north and anti-slavery, but when the north resorted to violence they had to fight back.