Question

1. what landmark supreme court case in 1857 reversed the decision from the missouri compromise? what group was affected the most by this decision? 6. when was the 14th amendment passed? which group gained the most? which group was still restricted and how? 7. the exclusion act of 1882 limited immigration to the united states by which ethnic group?

Explanation:

1. The Dred - Scott v. Sandford case in 1857 reversed the Missouri Compromise. Enslaved African - Americans were most affected as the decision declared that slaves were not citizens and Congress could not prohibit slavery in territories.
2. The 14th Amendment was passed in 1868. Freed slaves gained the most as it granted them citizenship and equal protection under the law. Women were still restricted as they did not gain the right to vote and faced discrimination in many areas such as employment and property rights.
3. The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 limited immigration to the United States by the Chinese ethnic group.

Answer:

1. The case is Dred - Scott v. Sandford. The most affected group was enslaved African - Americans.
2. Passed in 1868. The group that gained the most was freed slaves. Women were still restricted, facing discrimination in voting, employment, and property rights.
3. The Chinese ethnic group.