Through its Dred Scott decision, the Supreme Court ruled that Congress could not outlaw slavery anywhere in the United States. upheld free blacks' rights of citizenship. upheld the principles of the Missouri Compromise. soothed sectarian tensions. ruled that "free land" made "free men."
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