1. PART A: Which statement best captures the author's perspective on Frederick Douglass's life?
A Douglass's life was typical of freed slaves who were able to live
in Northern cities.
OB Douglass made important contributions to the abolition
movement by advocating for change both inside and outside of
government.
C Douglass was rewarded with important appointments as a
result of his connections to other influential abolitionists.
D Douglass would not have accomplished much if he had not
learned to read and share stories from his life as a slave.