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06-09-2022
Advanced Placement (AP)

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HELP FAST I AM BEING TIMED!
The author’s purpose in this passage is most likely to

describe how education led to discontent among enslaved peoples
explain how reading equipped him to argue against slavery
acknowledge the people who taught him to read
discredit the idea that slaveholders abide by moral truths
argue in favor of the practice of slavery in certain circumstances

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