Question

negotiations to have the insurgent slaves return to their respective plantations were unrealistic because:

• the slaves once armed considered themselves free
• the slaves had fought as equals with free people
• the slaves had gained new military skills
• all of the answers

question 6
1 pts
which of the following was never a demand made by the insurgent slaves during their negotiations with white colonists or the army in the south?

• the freedom of 300 of their slave leaders
• the abolition of slavery
• the abolition of the whip as a means of punishment
• three free days per week for every slave
• territorial rights to the entire platons region

Explanation:

For the first question, armed slaves saw themselves as free and having fought as equals, and with new - found military skills, going back to plantations was unrealistic. For the second question, demands of slave leaders' freedom, slavery abolition, and whip - punishment abolition were common in slave negotiations, but territorial rights to an entire region like Platons was not a typical demand.

Answer:

Question 1: All of the answers
Question 2: territorial rights to the entire Platons region