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According to the author, the Dred Scott decision was a turning point in American politics becauseA. The decision further divided the North and the South in the debate over slaveryB. The decision forced the North and the South to compromise on slaveryC. The decision changed the Republican party's stance on slaveryD. The decision encouraged Americans to vote against Lincoln in the election of 1860
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