Abolition and Women’s Rights Movements, Part 1

Question 1

Which claims against slavery are used in the speech? Check the three boxes that apply.

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A: Enslaved people hold productive occupations that help society.; C: Celebrating independence is hypocritical in light of the continuing bondage of slavery.; E: Enslaved people, like all people, are moral, intellectual, and responsible beings.

Question 2

Identify the claim in the passage. The holiday pleases enslaved people.✔ The holiday insults enslaved people.The holiday could be better.

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B: ✔ The holiday insults enslaved people.

Question 3

Evaluate the reasoning Douglass uses in the passage by determining whether the conclusion is valid or invalid.

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Douglass’s reasoning is valid because his conclusion that slavery is a violation of human rights is supported by specific evidence and logical observations. He uses the generalization that all people deserve liberty to show that the specific practice of slavery is fundamentally unjust. The evidence he provides leads directly to his conclusion, making his argument logically sound.

Question 4

Which points did you discuss in your answer? Check all of the boxes that apply.

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Question 5

Identify the type of reasoning. ✔ deductiveinductive

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A: ✔ deductive

Abolition and Women’s Rights Movements, Part 1 Answers

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