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What does Douglass imply with this question? He and his listeners are of one group. He and his listeners were once separate groups but are now one. The Declaration of Independence does not apply to everyone. Some were excluded from the Declaration of Independence in the past, but not presently.

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Douglass imply with this question that He and his listeners are of one group. Because “Some were excluded from the Declaration of Independence in the past, but not presently”

Explanation:

The Declaration of Independence made them to become one without any segregation amongst them.

Frederick Douglass was an American abolitionist, reformer, and statesman. He was an escaped slave who became an activist and carried out the abolitionist movement.

The correct answer is:

Option A. He and his listeners are of one group

The achievements of Douglass are:

  • He escaped the slave community and became the leader of the abolitionist movement.

  • He fueled the movement and was physically tortured in America.

  • The works of Douglass are considered as the classics of American autobiography.

  • The Declaration of Independence made them one group without any segregation and he considered his group as one.

Thus, the correct answer is Option A.

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