Question

Frederick Douglass was born a slave in an isolated Maryland plantation and then escaped. He traveled extensively in the North and abroad and became a prominent abolitionist. He counseled President Lincoln during the Civil War and influenced some of his decisions. What enabled Frederick Douglass to escape from slavery?

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer that hat helped Frederick Douglass from slavery, was the underground slavery.

Explanation:

After failing in his first attempt on escaping from slavery Douglas was successful thank you to the underground railroad and later new papers also served him as a way for him to live a new life. As he change his name and toa avoid being captured.