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Frederick Douglass was born a slave in Maryland. He learned to read from white children in his neighborhood when he was 12. After he escaped to the North, he became a great lecturer and writer. Which of these statements is true regarding Douglass? He received a nomination for president of the United States in 1872. Douglass believed the Constitution could be used to abolish slavery. He urged freed slaves to move to Kansas and build all-black towns. He approved of guerilla warfare and an armed slave revolt in the Sout

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Frederick Douglas was an ardent and educated abolitionist, who believed that the Constitution provided for the end of slavery. The problem, Douglas insisted was not in the Constitution, but with the government. Therefore the answer is that Douglas "believed the Constitution could be used to abolish slavery."

Answer:

Douglass belived the Constitution could be used to abolish slavery.

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