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3 years ago

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Definitely A. This is because Olaudah was an achiever, he started as a slave shipped on boat to boat. Then he became the captain's slave and I assume he learned to read and write with access to books and paper. He saved enough money to free himself, therefore he went from a slave to an abolitionist.

kumpel [21]3 years ago

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A. Olaudah Equiano evolved from being a slave to being an abolitionist.

objective summary is the text central point, which is Equiano becoming a slave abolitionist

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