Question

1. select all that apply. select two ways that the u.s. constitution favored slavery. no law against the slave trade could be passed before 1808. the constitution granted the central government power to require free states to return enslaved people who had escaped. the constitution established slave markets in each state. the constitution allowed slavery in all states west of the mississippi river. 8. choose the best answer. what happened to harry washington after the american revolution? with the help of abolitionists, he escaped to canada. he returned to mount vernon with his enslaver, george washington. with the help of british, he returned to africa.

Explanation:

For question 7: The U.S. Constitution had a provision that no law against the slave - trade could be passed before 1808, which temporarily protected the slave - trade. Also, it gave the central government the power to require free states to return escaped enslaved people, known as the Fugitive Slave Clause. The Constitution did not establish slave markets in each state nor did it allow slavery in all states west of the Mississippi River.
For question 8: Harry Washington was an enslaved person of George Washington. After the American Revolution, he returned to Mount Vernon with his enslaver George Washington.

Answer:

1. No law against the slave trade could be passed before 1808, The Constitution granted the central government power to require free states to return enslaved people who had escaped
2. He returned to Mount Vernon with his enslaver, George Washington.