Fredrick Douglas

How did Frederick Douglas advocate for the rights of all people?

• By using his own experiences

• By writing books and articles

• By participating in political campaigns

• By leading protests and demonstrations

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What was the impact of Frederick Douglass' autobiography, 'Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave'?

• It became a bestseller and helped to expose the harsh realities of slavery to a wider audience.

• It was banned by the government for its controversial content.

• It was only read by a small group of people.

• It had no significant impact on society.

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What did Frederick Douglas believe in and work tirelessly to promote?

• The power of physical strength and athleticism

• The importance of art and creativity

• The significance of literacy and knowledge for all individuals

• The value of material possessions and wealth

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How did Frederick Douglas use his own experiences to advocate for the rights of all people, regardless of race?

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What was Frederick Douglas known for fighting against in the United States?

• Racial segregation

• Voting rights for women

• Taxation without representation

• End of slavery

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