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In the short term, very unfavourably. The Supreme Court ruled that slavery was protected in every state of the Union, and that a black man could not sue a white man.

In the long term (ironically), it sharpened the divisions between the two sections, generally raised the temperature of the debate, and helped to spark-off the war - that eventualy liberated the slaves!

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