Question

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what event in frederick douglasss life did douglass credit for eventually bringing him freedom?

a. the day he decided to become a writer

b. his removal from the plantation

c. his chance to go to school

d. the night he endured the bitterest cold

Explanation:

Frederick Douglass credited his removal from the plantation (being sent to Baltimore) as a pivotal event that eventually led to his freedom. This move exposed him to different circumstances and opportunities that were crucial in his journey to liberation. Option A is incorrect as his path to freedom wasn't centered around deciding to be a writer. Option C is wrong because he learned to read and write in a more informal way and the key event for freedom's start was his removal from the plantation. Option D's event was not the one he credited for freedom.

Answer:

B. His removal from the plantation