How Did Frederick Douglass See the Post-Civil War South

question 56

Multiple Choice

How did Frederick Douglass see the post-Civil War South?

• A) He was satisfied that slavery had ended and was ready to take a break.
• B) He worked tirelessly to prevent slavery from being reinstituted.
• C) He encouraged African-Americans to leave the South and go to Canada.
• D) He saw the government land policies as sufficient.
• E) Douglass wanted to ensure that the ideals of the Declaration of Independence became a reality for black men,too.

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