Question

How did Fredrick Douglass learn to write?

Answer 1

Answer:

he learned to write from the typewriters

Explanation:

typewriters are old, and were used back in the day.

Answer 2

Douglass learned to write by visiting Durgin and Bailey's ship-yard. He saw ship carpenters writing on pieces of timber, labeling them. He then moved on to tricking the kids in town. Douglass spent countless hours writing on whatever he could.