With his abolitionist writings, david walker employed both secular and religious language.

a. True

b. False

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With his abolitionist writings, david walker employed both secular and religious language.

a. True

b. False

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Sarah Navarro · Answer 1

This is a true statement. In his writings, Walker took the (for the time) radical view that the coloured person needed to be educated about the issues of the day, because only then could they scare their white, slaveholding oppressors. He also employed religious language, often employing Scriptural concepts as a way of urging his black brethren to action.

With his abolitionist writings, david walker employed both secular and religious language.a. Trueb. False

With his abolitionist writings, david walker employed both secular and religious language.

a. True

b. False