How Did Frederick Douglass See the Post-Civil War South

How did Frederick Douglass see the post-Civil War South?

A) He was satisfied that slavery had ended and was ready to take a break.
B) He worked tirelessly to prevent slavery from being reinstituted.
C) He encouraged African-Americans to leave the South and go to Canada.
D) He saw the government land policies as sufficient.
E) Douglass wanted to ensure that the ideals of the Declaration of Independence became a reality for black men,too.

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