Question

multiple-choice question
what event rekindled frederick douglasss
determination to be free?
his reading lessons with sophia
fighting back against mr. covey, the \slave-
breaker\
his secret sessions of teaching other slaves how to
read

Explanation:

Frederick Douglass documented that his physical confrontation with Edward Covey, a man known as a "slave-breaker" who was hired to crush his spirit, restored his sense of self-worth and reignited his unwavering determination to gain freedom. The other events (reading lessons with Sophia, teaching other slaves to read) contributed to his growth but did not serve as the specific rekindling moment for his freedom drive.

Answer:

Fighting back against Mr. Covey, the "slave-breaker"