Question

1. select all that apply. select two facts about blacks during the war of 1812. many blacks were relocated to trinidad after the war. black sailors captured by the british navy were immediately executed. about 4,000 enslaved people made their way to british military service and freedom. a unit of free black soldiers recaptured the white house from the british. 15) select all that apply. select two facts about henry clay’s 1820 missouri compromise. it allowed missouri admission as a slave state while admitting maine as a free state. slavery would be prohibited in future states north of the line but could be allowed in states south of the line. the agreement protected slavery where it existed but prevented future expansion. the compromise pleased few americans.

Explanation:

1. For the War - of - 1812 question: After the War of 1812, many Blacks were relocated to Trinidad as the British offered them freedom in exchange for service. Also, about 4,000 enslaved people escaped to British military service for freedom. Black sailors captured by the British were not immediately executed; they were sometimes offered freedom to fight for the British. And there was no unit of free Black soldiers that recaptured the White House from the British.
2. For the Missouri Compromise question: The 1820 Missouri Compromise allowed Missouri to be admitted as a slave state and Maine as a free state to maintain the balance between slave and free states. It also prohibited slavery in future states north of a certain line (36°30' parallel) while allowing it in states south of that line. The compromise did not completely prevent future expansion of slavery as it only set a regional boundary at the time, and it was not true that it pleased few Americans as it was an attempt to ease sectional tensions.

Answer:

14)
A. Many Blacks were relocated to Trinidad after the war.
C. About 4,000 enslaved people made their way to British military service and freedom.
15)
A. It allowed Missouri admission as a slave state while admitting Maine as a free state.
B. Slavery would be prohibited in future states north of the line but could be allowed in states south of the line.