Question

Why does Frederick Douglass describe the distance relationship he had with his mother

A) to show how slavery can destroy the deepest of human bonds


B) to criticize her for not protecting him from their master


C) to demonstrate how well he recalls his favorite year’s


D) to correct a misconception about his past


Pls help it would mean alot

Answer 1

Answer: A) to show how slavery can destroy the deepest of human bonds

Explanation: Haven't read the source material but A makes most sense. B doesn't work because Douglass talked about slavery's detrimental effects and was sympathetic to the plight of slaves and their fear. C contradicts the question and D is irrelevant.