Question

Which is the most important idea in this passage from Frederick Douglass’s autobiography, My Bondage and My Freedom?

A. Douglass grows to hate slavery.

B. Reading provides a way for Douglass to escape his fate.

C. Douglass’s mistress and friends teach him to read.

D. Douglass grows to hate Mrs. Auld.

Answer 1

A. Douglass grows to hate slavery.

Answer 2

The correct answer is A (Douglass grows to hate slavery)

Step-by-step explanation:

Frederick Douglass was a gotten away slave who turned into an unmistakable lobbyist, creator and open speaker. He turned into an innovator in the abolitionist development, which looked to end the act of subjection, previously and amid the Civil War. After that contention and the Emancipation Proclamation of 1862, he kept on pushing for balance and human rights until his demise in 1895.