4. How does Douglass compare his and Tubman's
reputations?
A. They are both well-known abolitionists who have
worked in the public spotlight.
B. Tubman has a better reputation than Douglass
because she put her life at risk for the cause.
C. Douglass has a wider reputation than Tubman at
the time because his work was public and hers
private.
D. Douglass believes that he earned his more
esteemed national reputation because he faced
more public scrutiny than Tubman.