What to the slave is the Fourth of July, according to the text?—what answer does Douglass provide? A. It is hypocrisy, a day which reveals to them the injustices of United States history, both past and

What to the slave is the Fourth of July, according to the text?—what answer does Douglass

provide?
A. It is hypocrisy, a day which reveals to them the injustices of United States
history, both past and present.
B. It is a celebration of national independence.
C. It represents the hope that they may one day be freed.
Nothing: this holiday holds no meaning to enslaved persons.
D

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