Who delivered the speech titled "What to the Slave is the 4th of July?"

• Frederick Douglass

• Abraham Lincoln

• Harriet Tubman

• Sojourner Truth

What does Frederick Douglass argue is not needed to address the issue of slavery?

• Light

• Fire

• Thunder

• Irony

According to Douglass, what must be exposed and denounced in the nation?

• Hypocrisy

• Education

• Economy

• Culture

What does Douglass suggest is the true nature of the 4th of July for American slaves?

• A day of gross injustice and cruelty

• A day of freedom and celebration

• A day of rest and reflection

• A day of unity and peace

What is the main criticism expressed in the text about America's national celebrations?

• They are genuine and heartfelt.

• They are a reflection of true liberty.

• They are empty and hypocritical.

• They are admired worldwide.

According to the text, how does America compare to other nations in terms of practices?

• America is more virtuous.

• America is unrivaled in hypocrisy.

• America is less developed.

• America is more peaceful.

What does Douglass claim is the relationship between slavery and American democracy?

• They are fundamentally opposed.

• They are mutually reinforcing.

• They are unrelated.

• They are complementary.

In Douglass's view, what is the significance of the 4th of July for enslaved people?

• A celebration of their rights

• A day of national pride

• A day of hope and freedom

• A reminder of their oppression

What does Douglass argue is necessary for the abolition of slavery?

• Religious intervention

• Public awareness

• Political action

• More laws

What does Douglass identify as a major obstacle to achieving true freedom for enslaved individuals?

• Fear

• Ignorance

• Indifference

• Violence