Question

question 7 of 10
what is frederick douglasss tone after he is transferred to baltimore?

a. angry

b. emotionless

c. sad

d. grateful

Explanation:

In Frederick Douglass's narrative, his transfer to Baltimore is a positive turning point. He views it as an opportunity, and his tone reflects gratitude for the change in his circumstances (better treatment, access to learning opportunities compared to his previous situation). Angry, emotionless, or sad don't align with his perspective on this transfer.

Answer:

D. Grateful