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Frederick Douglass argued that by holding slaves responsible for their actions, Virginia laws recognized them as moral, intellectual beings. a. True b. False

Frederick Douglass argued that by holding slaves responsible for their actions, Virginia laws recognized them as moral, intellectual beings. a. True b. False
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Frederick Douglass argued that by holding slaves responsible for their actions, Virginia laws recognized them as moral, intellectual beings.

a. True
b. False

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The answer to your question is true
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