Question

multiple-choice question
what did douglass do to fight back?
he found anyone that tried to hurt him.
he bought books and gave them to the children on the planation.
he learned to read and then secretly taught others to read.

Explanation:

Frederick Douglass, an enslaved African American, fought against slavery by first teaching himself to read, then secretly teaching other enslaved people to read as a way to empower them and resist the dehumanizing system of slavery. The other options do not align with his documented actions of resistance.

Answer:

He learned to read and then secretly taught others to read.