Question

how does douglass introduce the claim that tubmans role in the abolitionist movement is superior in importance? select the correct answer. by placing her own deeds and contributions above his own by offering his own praise of her contributions by listing her deeds and contributions to the movement by stressing the fact that her biography is being published

Explanation:

In his writing about Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass frames her role as more significant by explicitly comparing her direct, on-the-ground actions (freeing enslaved people) to his own work as an orator and writer, positioning her deeds as having a more immediate, impactful role in the abolitionist movement than his own.

Answer:

by placing her own deeds and contributions above his own