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In paragraphs 3, 4, and 5 of the passage, the writer of the Declaration makes the
In paragraphs 3, 4, and 5 of the passage, the writer of the Declaration makes the point that A) England has done no useful things for the colonies. B) England has done many useful things for the colonies. England has been helpful in addressing the colonies ' complaints , but to no avail. D) The colonies have been patient about getting their complaints addressed , but to no avail .
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Douglass wishes he could write a speech about how easy and delightful life is, but his life and all other african americans' in america has been hard, cruel and miserable. so he gives a speech about truth, how difficult it is to find a glimmer of light in the misery and darkness of slavery. if he were to write an easy and delightful speech, there wouldn't be a point, because at that time african americans were prejudiced against extremely strong and beaten down and treated like animals. if douglass were to write an easy and delightful speech, it would be about how his brothers and sisters had risen out of slavery and treated as equals; but they're not, so he can't.