Question

question 5 of 5
what action made frederick douglass intensely happy when he arrived at his masters new home in baltimore?

a. free black men on the street

b. mrs. auld smiling at him

c. a motorized car passing by

d. thomas auld taking his hand

Explanation:

To solve this, we recall Frederick Douglass's narrative. When he arrived in Baltimore at his master's (Thomas Auld) new home, seeing free Black men on the street made him intensely happy as it gave him a sense of hope and possibility of freedom. Option B: Mrs. Auld's smile was kind but not the intense happiness source. Option C: Motorized cars didn't exist then. Option D: Thomas Auld's action wasn't the cause. So the correct option is A.

Answer:

A. Free black men on the street