How does Douglass put an end to Covey's brutal treatment of him? A. He tries to work so well that Covey will have no reason to whip him. B. He hides in a cornfield when Covey is seeking him to whip him. C. He gets a root to carry in his right pocket to keep Covey from striking him. D. He attacks Covey and beats him severely enough that Covey fears for his reputation as a slave-breaker.

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anonymous · Answer

(sorry about wrong category....)

anonymous · Answer

@Nnesha @Destinymasha @sleepyjess

nerdgirl6 · Answer

Hello!
Do you have any thoughts about which one might be correct?

anonymous · Answer

D?

nerdgirl6 · Answer

Yup! You got it!