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Why does Frederick Douglass describe the whipping of his Aunt Hester? A. to express his guilt over getting her in trouble B. to show his own capacity for violence C. to demonstrate what happens when enslaved people try to escape D. to convey the horrible brutality of slavery

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trinitygilligan

Answer:

D.to convey the horrible brutality of slavery

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Frederick Douglass describes the whipping of his Aunt Hester D. to convey the horrible brutality of slavery

According to the given account by the former slave, Frederick Douglass, he describes one particular event where his aunt was whipped by their slave masters for a trifle offence.

This was done, ion order to highlight the brutality of slavery and why it is wrong.

Therefore, the correct answer is option D

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