The Freeport Doctrine Might Be Defined as the Concept That

question 43

Multiple Choice

The Freeport Doctrine might be defined as the concept that:

• A) slavery could not be prohibited in a territory until that territory became a state
• B) slavery was immoral and ought to be abolished in all territories of the United States
• C) whatever the Supreme Court said about slavery, it could not exist anywhere unless supported by local police regulations
• D) if blacks were freed from slavery, they must be given full legal and social equality
• E) the Dred Scott decision should be overturned

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