Question

To make his point about slavery, Frederick Douglass mainly employs (1 point) Responses ethos. ethos. pathos. pathos. logos. logos. antithesis.

Answer 1

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pathos.

Pathos refers to the use of emotional appeal to evoke a response from the audience. In his speeches and writings, Frederick Douglass often used emotional language and personal anecdotes to convey the horrors and injustices of slavery, appealing to the audience's sense of empathy and compassion.