What did Frederick Douglass do with the forged paper pass he wrote when he was planning to escape?

A. Hid it in a bush.

B. Threw it in a river.

C. Tossed it in a fire.

D. Gave it to Sandy.

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Kody Estrada

English

12 December, 11:12

What did Frederick Douglass do with the forged paper pass he wrote when he was planning to escape?

A. Hid it in a bush.

B. Threw it in a river.

C. Tossed it in a fire.

D. Gave it to Sandy.

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Makena Brady · Answer 1

The correct answer is option C.

Explanation:

During the fight that happened with the agents, where all the slaves were tied by hands and the agents wanted to shoot Henry, Douglass, without knowing how, managed to take the paper pass he wrote and throw it into the fire without being discovered.

He knew that if they found that writing, or the paper pass of any of the other slaves, they would get into big trouble.

What did Frederick Douglass do with the forged paper pass he wrote when he was planning to escape?A. Hid it in a bush.B. Threw it in a river.C. Tossed it in a fire.D. Gave it to Sandy.

What did Frederick Douglass do with the forged paper pass he wrote when he was planning to escape?

A. Hid it in a bush.

B. Threw it in a river.

C. Tossed it in a fire.

D. Gave it to Sandy.