Question

in his autobiography, frederick douglass describes reading the liberator. read what he says, then answer the question. what effect did the liberator have on douglass? it inspired him. it angered him. it made him feel sympathetic. the paper became my meat and my drink. my soul was set all on fire. its sympathy for my brethren brothers in bonds... sent a thrill of joy through my soul, such as i had never felt before! —frederick douglass, narrative of the life of frederick douglass, 1845

Explanation:

Douglass's quote states his "soul was set all on fire" and he felt a "thrill of joy" from the paper's sympathy for enslaved people, showing it sparked motivation and hope in him. The other options do not match the positive, energizing language he uses.

Answer:

It inspired him.