John Brown, Frederick Douglass, and Harriet Tubman all had what in common?
A.
They were famous national leaders during and after the Civil War.
B.
They were slaves who later escaped to freedom.
C.
They were famous writers who sold thousands of books.
D.
They were abolitionists who used different methods to oppose slavery

Question

John Brown, Frederick Douglass, and Harriet Tubman all had what in common?
  A. 
They were famous national leaders during and after the Civil War.
  B. 
They were slaves who later escaped to freedom.
  C. 
They were famous writers who sold thousands of books.
  D. 
They were abolitionists who used different methods to oppose slavery

ashtonfoshee · Answer

I'm pretty sure that it's B because I know that Frederick Douglass and Harriet Tubman were slaves that escaped so I come to guess that would be the same thing with John Brown