Question

question 11 of 10 after the german coast uprising, southern legislatures passed laws that limited a. the number of hours enslaved people could work b. the number of enslaved people in the south c. the rights of southern slaveholders d. the activities of enslaved people

Explanation:

After the German Coast Uprising, southern legislatures were concerned about potential further unrest. They passed laws to limit the activities of enslaved people to prevent similar uprisings. These laws were not about limiting work - hours, the number of enslaved people, or slaveholders' rights in this context.

Answer:

D. the activities of enslaved people