First, use this chart to analyze the contents of Article IV, Section 2, Clause 3 of the Constitution. The
primary author of the clause was Pierce Butler, a delegate from South Carolina
Who is the clause talking about?
How do you know?
Who is the clause talking to?
How do you know?
What is the clause saying in plain English

Answer:

•“No Person held to service or Labour in one State” refers to enslaved people, “escaping into another” clarifies that the clause is about enslaved people who have escaped (or freed themselves).

•Enslaved people were prohibited from reading, and the constitution didn’t apply to them. The clause is talking to white people who searched for enslaved people who had freed themselves and to enslavers, letting them know that they could cross state lines to recapture people who had freed themselves.

•Escaped enslaved people were not safe just because they made it to state where slavery was illegal; enslavers could pursue an escaped enslaved person across state lines.

Explanation: sample answer

In simple language, Article IV, Section 2, Clause 3 of the Constitution is saying that: All legal obligations resulting from a Principal-Salve relationship must be satisfied and that crossing from the state where the obligation originated to another does not alleviate the obligation.

This law was enacted to protect owners of slaves from losing their entitlement if the slaves ran to another state. Hence the target of this clause is:

The law is made for adherence by the public. In this case, those who are beneficiaries of this clause are:

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