Correct. The answer is b. The Haitian law specifically prohibited “the inhabitants of the country quitting it to dwell in towns or villages,” but the Black Codes stipulated only that freed slaves had to work, not that they had to limit their mobility.

Incorrect. The answer is b. The Haitian law specifically prohibited “the inhabitants of the country quitting it to dwell in towns or villages,” but the Black Codes stipulated only that freed slaves had to work, not that they had to limit their mobility.

Correct. The answer is d. The Haitian lawmakers were men of color who were landowners and proprietors of plantations. These men drafted the Code of Laws out of their own economic self-interest in order to ensure that their former slaves would not abandon the plantations in search of a different way of life, leaving them without a labor force large enough to produce their crops.

Incorrect. The answer is d. The Haitian lawmakers were men of color who were landowners and proprietors of plantations. These men drafted the Code of Laws out of their own economic self-interest in order to ensure that their former slaves would not abandon the plantations in search of a different way of life, leaving them without a labor force large enough to produce their crops.