1) In part one of his speech, who does Frederick Douglass suggest earned their freedom?

Answer & Explanation:

Mr. Douglass says the Fourth of July reminds the blacks of what they do not have and the whites get to celebrate it but the blacks do not have anything to celebrate ... Mr. Douglass says he is speaking for the blacks and the slaves that are treated unfairly.

Douglass tells the story about the slave who unknowingly meets his master and tells him that his master does not treat him well-and is sold as a result