Harriet Tubman and<span> Frederick Douglass were both slaves that became abolitionists</span>
The answer is credentialism. These are any of a number of connected development
involving amplified demands for formal educational experience, and the deflation
of these qualifications. In Western society, there have been rising
requirements for formal qualifications or certification for jobs, a procedure
called credentialism that is not easily differentiated from professionalization.
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Answer:
A. Supporters of Batista's government would not be imprisoned or executed
B. A book of fables or animal stories