Question

personal liberty laws...
protected runaway slaves
protected those who harbored runaway slaves
made it difficult for slave catchers to capture runaway slaves
all are true
question 13
5 p
harriet tubman was a...
runaway slave
conductor on the underground railroad
a prominent abolitionist who risked her life to aid runaways
all are true
question 14
5 pt
the book by harriet beecher stowe that helped to inflame tensions over slavery was...
the legend of sleepy hollow
narrative of the life of frederick douglass
the scarlett letter
uncle toms cabin

Explanation:

Personal liberty laws question:

Personal liberty laws in free states aimed to counter the Fugitive Slave Act. They protected runaway slaves, those who harbored them, and made it hard for slave catchers to capture runaways. So all the options about protecting runaways, those harboring them, and hindering slave catchers are true.

Harriet Tubman was a runaway slave, a conductor on the Underground Railroad, and a prominent abolitionist who risked her life to aid runaways. So all these statements about her are true.

Harriet Beecher Stowe's book that inflamed tensions over slavery was "Uncle Tom's Cabin". "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" is by Washington Irving, "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass" is by Frederick Douglass, and "The Scarlet Letter" is by Nathaniel Hawthorne.

Answer:

D. All are true (assuming the options are labeled A - D as is common, with A. Protected runaway slaves, B. Protected those who harbored runaway slaves, C. Made it difficult for slave catchers to capture runaway slaves, D. All are true)

Question 13 (Harriet Tubman):