Question

1. select all that apply. select two negative effects of the fugitive slave act of 1850. the act increased the likelihood that an enslaved person fleeing captivity would be recaptured. the act trampled on states’ rights by requiring officials in free states to assist in the capture of enslaved people. the act instituted the death penalty for enslaved people seeking freedom. the act declared that children of freedmen were born into slavery. 6. choose the best answer. ____ was a planned march against virginia’s capital that is remembered as “the rebellion that never was.” gabriel’s conspiracy of 1800 the second seminole war the german coast uprising of 1811 the first seminole war

Explanation:

For question 5: The Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 made it easier to recapture escaped slaves and forced free - state officials to aid in captures, violating states' rights. It did not institute the death penalty for escaped slaves nor declare children of freedmen were born into slavery.
For question 6: Gabriel's Conspiracy of 1800 was a planned march against Virginia's capital and is known as "the rebellion that never was" as it was discovered before it could be carried out. The Seminole Wars were conflicts with Native American tribes and the German Coast Uprising was in Louisiana.

Answer:

1. The act increased the likelihood that an enslaved person fleeing captivity would be recaptured; The act trampled on states’ rights by requiring officials in free states to assist in the capture of enslaved people
2. Gabriel's Conspiracy of 1800