Why Did Frederick Douglass Become Disillusioned with the AASS

question 15

Multiple Choice

Why did Frederick Douglass become disillusioned with the AASS?

• A) They refused to turn toward violence, which he began to advocate.
• B) They seemed to value him more for being a fugitive slave than for his oratory and intelligence.
• C) He was upset because the AASS refused to press for the abolition of slavery in foreign countries as well as the United States.
• D) He felt that the organization should turn toward the example of France and Spain in abolishing slavery.

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