Question

1. What does Douglass say is the difference in the way slaves were treated in the city as opposed to the way they were treated in the country?

They were generally fed better in the country, but they were beaten more often..

They were both fed better and treated better in the country, with a few notable exceptions..

They were both fed better and treated better in the city, with a few notable excetpions.

There was no difference.

Answer 1

Question 1

Right answer- They were both fed better and treated better in the city, with a few notable exceptions.

Explanation- Frederick Douglass was basically a slave who escaped and then became a public speaker. He was the one who really has tried to educate some number of slaves. According to Douglass the slaves are fed in a better way and also receive good treatment in the city life than they were treated in the county. Fredrick also has stated that there were some noticeable exceptions in the city but it still serves the better treatment for a slave.