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    The document provides guidance for a student journal entry on the Dred Scott case. It lists four questions for the student to choose three of to answer in at least 6-8 complete sentences total. The questions prompt the student to consider how Dred Scott may have felt after his case was ruled against, why the case attracted interest from Northerners and Southerners, who made progress and what was sacrificed, and which groups were brought together or driven apart.

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    The document provides guidance for a student journal entry on the Dred Scott case. It lists four questions for the student to choose three of to answer in at least 6-8 complete sentences total. The questions prompt the student to consider how Dred Scott may have felt after his case was ruled against, why the case attracted interest from Northerners and Southerners, who made progress and what was sacrificed, and which groups were brought together or driven apart.

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    ISN pg: ______

    Dred Scott JOURNAL


    DIRECTIONS: Choose (3) of the following questions to answer in your ISN in at least 6-8 COMPLETE
    SENTENCES total.
    1. After 10 years of seeking his freedom through the courts, how might Dred Scott have felt when the
    Supreme Court ruled against his case? WHY?
    2. During this time, many Northerners and Southerners were closely monitoring Dred Scotts case. Why
    would there have been so much interest in the case?
    3. Connection to Essential Question:
    a. Who made progress in this case, and how?
    b. What was sacrificed in this case? Why?
    4. Connection to Essential Question:
    a. Which groups of people came TOGETHER in this case? Explain.
    b. Which groups of people were driven APART in this case? Explain.

    ISN pg: ______


    Dred Scott JOURNAL
    DIRECTIONS: Choose (3) of the following questions to answer in your ISN in at least 6-8 COMPLETE
    SENTENCES total.
    1. After 10 years of seeking his freedom through the courts, how might Dred Scott have felt when the
    Supreme Court ruled against his case? WHY?
    2. During this time, many Northerners and Southerners were closely monitoring Dred Scotts case. Why
    would there have been so much interest in the case?
    3. Connection to Essential Question:
    a. Who made progress in this case, and how?
    b. What was sacrificed in this case? Why?
    4. Connection to Essential Question:
    a. Which groups of people came TOGETHER in this case? Explain.
    b. Which groups of people were driven APART in this case? Explain.

    ISN pg: ______


    Dred Scott JOURNAL
    DIRECTIONS: Choose (3) of the following questions to answer in your ISN in at least 6-8 COMPLETE
    SENTENCES total.
    1. After 10 years of seeking his freedom through the courts, how might Dred Scott have felt when the
    Supreme Court ruled against his case? WHY?
    2. During this time, many Northerners and Southerners were closely monitoring Dred Scotts case. Why
    would there have been so much interest in the case?
    3. Connection to Essential Question:
    a. Who made progress in this case, and how?
    b. What was sacrificed in this case? Why?
    4. Connection to Essential Question:
    a. Which groups of people came TOGETHER in this case? Explain.
    b. Which groups of people were driven APART in this case? Explain.

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