Question

Why, according to Garrison and to Douglass himself, was Douglass at first hesitant to address the meeting of abolitionists?


A.


Douglass felt out of place addressing a white audience as an authority.


B.


Douglass worried that speaking publicly would lead to punishment.


C.
Douglass was responding to the wishes of his family to live quietly.


D.


Douglass found his recollections of slavery too painful to discuss in public.

Answer 1

d i think

Answer 2

The answer would be a:)