How does Frederick Douglass tone change when he arrives in Baltimore? A. He shows more emotion. B. He seems to be angry. C. He becomes sad and hopeless. D. He seems stoic and co…

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Jthetzel · Answer 1 · 2020-07-30T08:15:03+0000

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A. He shows more emotion.

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Douglass was nervous and felt butterflies in his stomach as he approached to the Baltimore Railroad Station, thus, for him, Baltimore meant a lot; he perceived it as a liberating city, because he left behind slavery and also because he learned to read.

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