Question

Frederick Douglass, an African American man who had been born into slavery and later escaped, became a leader of the abolitionist movement. In addition to becoming a spokesman for the cause of abolition, Douglass ran a newspaper in which he published his views against slavery and for women’s rights. In 1848, Douglass, too, addressed the convention at Seneca Falls. He is credited with gaining the necessary support to pass the resolution calling for women’s suffrage.



Which details are essential to an objective summary of this excerpt? Check all that apply.

Douglass was a strong supporter of women’s rights.

Douglass staunchly advocated for the abolition of slavery.

Douglass bravely ran a newspaper that supported his causes.

Douglass became friends with Elizabeth Cady Stanton in Seneca Falls.

Douglass was a very intelligent man who gave inspiring speeches.

Douglass was a person who had escaped from slavery

Answer 1

Answer:

Douglass was a strong supporter of women’s rights.

Douglass staunchly advocated for the abolition of slavery.

Douglass was a person who had escaped from slavery.

Explanation:

An objective summary is a form or summarization that objectively provides a precise detail of the given passage or text. Objective summary shows or gives a short statement of the given passage without any opinionated views. It gives only the relevant details and not any other personal opinions. It only provides the true facts and main theme of the text.

The given passage or excerpt about Frederick Douglass talks about how he became to be a huge part of the abolitionist fight for liberty and rights. Although he himself was born into slavery, he worked his way to freedom and then became a huge abolitionist, advocating for the abolition of the slavery system. He also became a staunch supporter for the rights of women, "credited with gaining the necessary support to pass the resolution calling for women’s suffrage".

Answer 2

Answer:

1,2,6

Explanation:

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