Question

PLEASE I WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST AND WORTH A TON OF POINTSSS Why does Frederick Douglass describe the distant relationship he had with his mother?
to correct a misconception about his past



to demonstrate how well he recalls his formative years



to criticize her for not protecting him from their master



to show how slavery can destroy the deepest of human bonds

Answer 1

The answer is:- To show how slavery can destroy the deepest of human bonds.

Explanation— Frederick Douglas’ mother was not allowed to see him due to the laws given to them by their masters. He could only see her at night, because this was when she would sneak out to lie with at night. The practice of separating a mother and child by the slave master was a custom that was intended to break the natural bond of affection between mother and child.


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