According to Douglass’s narrative, why is life in a city better for enslaved people than life on a plantation?

Responses

Enslaved people keep their own wages in the city.
Enslaved people keep their own wages in the city.

They can take trips to visit relatives.
They can take trips to visit relatives.

Enslaved peopleare allowed to choose their own masters.
Enslaved peopleare allowed to choose their own masters.

They are better clothed and fed.

They have more opportunities for education and learning.