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In the excerpt, Frederick Douglass says, "This is our chance, and woe betide us if we fail to embrace it." What was Frederick Douglass hoping to do when he said this?

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Frederick Douglass was hoping to encourage the enlistment of African-Americans in the Union for the Civil War, it was a significant event. He hoped they would be granted many rights, which couldn't be denied due to their fight against the Confederates.

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