How did frederick douglass react to edward covey, the cruel slave "breaker" who often beat him?
a. he taught covey to read and write.
b. he reported covey to the authorities.
c. he ran away from covey's home.
d. he stood up to covey and fought back.

The correct answer is D. Frederick Douglass reacted to Edward Covey, the cruel "slave breaker" who often beat him by standing up to him and fighting back.

Explanation:

In 1833, with 15 years of age, Douglass was rented to Edward Covey, a poor farmer with a reputation as a "slave breaker". His new master flogged him regularly until a year later, almost sunk psychologically, he managed in a confrontation with Covey that he stopped punishing him violently. After this event, Covey returned him to its previous owner.

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