Question

How did the life and work of Frederick Douglass impact the abolitionist movement?

A.His opposition to President John Quincy Adams made him a popular speaker.

B.His work as a public speaker led to the end of slavery in many cities and towns.

C.His experience as a former slave helped shed light on the importance of the issue.

D.His training made him a well-known abolitionist on the Underground Railroad.

Answer 1

C. His experience as a former slave helped shed light on the importance of the issue.

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