Question

what was the significance of sojourner truths court case? it opened public offices to african american membership. it reaffirmed slavery as legal, setting abolition back. it indicated turning tides against slaverys popularity.

Explanation:

Sojourner Truth's court case (fighting for her son's freedom) was part of the abolitionist movement. The first option is incorrect as her case wasn't about public offices. The second option is wrong because her case challenged slavery, not reaffirm it. The third option is correct as her successful legal battle (winning her son's freedom) showed a shift toward opposing slavery, indicating changing attitudes against slavery's acceptance.

Answer:

C. It indicated turning tides against slavery's popularity. (Note: Assuming the third option is labeled C; if the original options had labels like A, B, C, adjust accordingly. Based on the description, the third option is the correct one.)