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Based on what you know about Frederick Douglass and his historical context, what does this passage describe? Option 1: The resentment he felt for his family. Option 2: The way s…

Based on what you know about Frederick Douglass and his historical context, what does this passage describe? Option 1: The resentment he felt for his family. Option 2: The way s…
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Based on what you know about Frederick Douglass and his historical context, what does this passage describe? Option 1: The resentment he felt for his family. Option 2: The way slavery destroyed family feelings. Option 3: The typical treatment of children in the 1800s. Option 4: The expectation that children should not show emotion.

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Answer: The answer to your question is: B (or 2)

Explanation: You're welcome :) | Correct on Edge

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