Question

What was Frederick Douglass’s contribution to abolitionism?

Answer 1

C he was a former slave who spoke out against the institution of slavery

Answer 2

Answer:

  He was a former slave who spoke out against the institution of slavery.

Explanation:

  He was an American social reformer who escaped from slavery in Maryland and became a nationalist leader of the abolitionist movement. He wrote an autobiography named " Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave" in which he told his experiences as a slave. It was very influential along with his second book to promote the cause of abolition.

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