Question

Explain how the slave clauses in the Constitution embedded slavery more deeply than ever in American life and politics, even though they were compromises. Be sure to explain what the various clauses were.

Answer 1

Slave clause in U.S.A., also known as Fugitive Slave Clause, is the law who engines upon the a slave, or apprentice who goes to another state to return to their master in state from which the person escaped. During the state of American Revolutionary War, there was no choice to compel free states to hold the fugitive slaves from the other states but return them back to their earlier masters. The law had many features that may seem violating the liberties of white northerners. It gave a free access to the federal government for deputizing the citizens, against their will and made them to take part forcefully in posses and other groups to seize the slaves. It’s true that the slave clause sin United States of America gave much access to the violation of freedom of the persons named as slaves more than that of the period before introducing it in the lives of people and the politics of the country. Even their were many of the compromises made by the constitution as well as the people suffering it. It literally took away the freedom of many of the immigrant slaves from less developed countries in order to provide them with better life styles.