How were Frederick Douglass and Booker T. Washington different?

A. One knew his father's name, and one did not.

B. One knew when he was born, and one did not.

C. One ran away from slavery, and one did not.

D. One was born into slavery, and one was not.

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Rich

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30 June, 08:41

How were Frederick Douglass and Booker T. Washington different?

A. One knew his father's name, and one did not.

B. One knew when he was born, and one did not.

C. One ran away from slavery, and one did not.

D. One was born into slavery, and one was not.

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Sydnee Howe · Answer 1

Both Frederick Douglass and Booker T. Washington did not know their father's names. All they knew was that their fathers were while. Both were also born into slavery. Frederick ran away to get out of slavery but Booker did not. Therefore, the correct answer for this would be option C. One ran away from slavery, and one did not.

How were Frederick Douglass and Booker T. Washington different?A. One knew his father's name, and one did not.B. One knew when he was born, and one did not.C. One ran away from slavery, and one did not.D. One was born into slavery, and one was not.

How were Frederick Douglass and Booker T. Washington different?

A. One knew his father's name, and one did not.

B. One knew when he was born, and one did not.

C. One ran away from slavery, and one did not.

D. One was born into slavery, and one was not.