Question

why is douglass happy to praise tubman?
a because she is such a brave woman
b because she is nearing the end of her life
c because she has endangered other peoples lives
d because she is an honest person that people have lied about

Explanation:

Harriet Tubman was a key figure in the Underground Railroad, repeatedly risking her life to enslaved people escape to freedom. Frederick Douglass, a fellow abolitionist, praised her for her extraordinary courage and bravery in carrying out these dangerous, life-saving missions. The other options are inconsistent with historical context: Tubman was praised during her active work (not near the end of her life), her work saved lives rather than endangering others, and while she was honest, Douglass's core praise centered on her bravery.

Answer:

A. because she is such a brave woman