What do you think the American Dream meant to Frederick Douglass?

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I think what the American Dream meant to Frederick Douglass is that every American should have a good life in the country, and they should live the American Dream.

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Softa [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

the promise of living in America with opportunities for all, regardless of social class, and according to their ability and effort

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