How did the pro-slavery groups and the antislavery groups feel about the dred Scott decision?

Pro-slavery groups celebrated the Dred Scott decision, as it affirmed their belief that enslaved individuals were property and that the federal government had no authority to regulate slavery in the territories. Conversely, antislavery groups were outraged by the ruling, viewing it as a significant setback for the abolitionist movement and a stark reminder of the entrenched racism in the legal system. The decision galvanized opposition to slavery, intensifying the moral and political battles leading up to the Civil War.