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What restrictions were included as part of Claiborne’s new slave code? Check all that apply.
New settlers to Louisiana were not allowed to bring slaves across the border with them.
Enslaved persons in the militia were required to be led by a white male.
Slaveholders were not allowed to use force against their slaves.
Enslaved persons were not allowed to purchase their own freedom.
Enslaved persons were not allowed to make complaints against slaveholders.
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