Which belief did Frederick Douglass and the slaveholders NOT share?

Which belief did Frederick Douglass and the slaveholders NOT share?

NOT B

A) Africans are inherently inferior.

B) Education and slavery are incompatible.

C) Sometimes a master was benevolent.

D) A mother will try to protect her own child.

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Mike Morrow

24 July, 15:27

Which belief did Frederick Douglass and the slaveholders NOT share?

Which belief did Frederick Douglass and the slaveholders NOT share?

NOT B

A) Africans are inherently inferior.

B) Education and slavery are incompatible.

C) Sometimes a master was benevolent.

D) A mother will try to protect her own child.

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Alan Weaver · Answer 1

The answer is A) Africans are inherently inferior.

Samuel Hart · Answer 2

A) Africans are inherently inferior.

Explanation:

In "Narrative of the Life of Fredrick Douglass," the author illustrates the brutality and inhumanity of slavery, in which the slaveholders considered that black slaves were second-class individuals, as well as lower in rank and status. On the other hand, both slaveholders and Douglass thought that education and slavery were incompatible.