Which statement summarizes the enslaved persons clause? enslaved persons who escape must be given constitutional rights. enslaved persons who escape must be given equal protection. enslaved persons who escape must be returned to their home states. enslaved persons who escape must be granted their freedom.

The correct answer is C. Enslaved person who escape must be returned to their home states.

Slave clause in constitution of united states is found in article iv clause 3 and in section 2. It requires a person who has been held in to labor and who has escaped to another state to be returned to the state which he escaped from.

According to constitution of United States the thirteen Amendment abolished slavery. Under the article of confederation on the war of American revolution no free state could capture slaves from other states and return them.

But for criminals they provided extradition.

The statement that best summarizes the enslave person clause is C. that is,” Enslaved persons who escape must be returned to their home states”.

The slave clause also known as the fugitive slave clause refers to articles IV of the US constitution which states that any slaves who escape from one state to another must be returned to the state where they escaped from.

However, the slave clause was later repealed by the passage of the thirteen amendments to the US constitution.

The fugitive slave acts were passed by Congress in 1793. The federal law enabled the re-capture and return of slaves with the United States. The first enslave person clause enacted by the congress empowered the local government to take capture and return runaway slaves to their owners. The first fugitive slave clause also imposed penalties on anyone who in any way provide help for slaves to escape.

The first fugitive slave act was highly resisted by the public and this made the congress introduced the fugitive slave acts of 1850, which imposed more penalties on anyone that interfere in the capture of an escaped slave.

However, the fugitive slave acts have been considered one of the most controversial laws to be enacted in the 1900s.  

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