Question

what is frederick douglasss tone after he is transferred to baltimore?
a. grateful
b. emotionless
c. sad
d. angry

Explanation:

Frederick Douglass was grateful after being transferred to Baltimore. In his narrative, he saw this move as an opportunity. It was a chance to escape the harsher conditions of the rural plantation life. In Baltimore, he had more access to learning (even though he was a slave). His mistress initially taught him the alphabet, which was a significant positive change. This new environment gave him hope and a glimmer of a better life compared to his previous situation.

Answer:

A. Grateful