Question 8
Why were Frederick Douglass's speeches on slavery so important to the success of the abolitionist movement?
A
They were popular in the South and led many plantation owners to stop using slaves.
B
They helped him get elected to a state legislature where he could influence laws.
С
His speaking tours helped him raise money to buy the freedom of others slaves.
D
He made the evils of slavery well known and helped influence public opinion
I would say D, I could be wrong. It makes the most sense in my opinion. If I were right, could you mark my answer as brainliest? Hopefully this answer helps!
