NEED PART B ASAP PART A: How did Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass differ in their approachesto abolishing slavery? *
Lincoln’s use of violence to abolish slavery conflicted with Douglass’ peaceful approach to creating social change.
Lincoln wanted to free slaves to weaken the Confederacy, while Douglass was more concerned with the morality of slavery.
While Douglass wanted to abolish slavery immediately, Lincoln was initially more concerned with its impact on the status of the Union.
Lincoln was hesitant to create conflict by abolishing slavery, while Douglass’ only concern was bankrupting the South.

PART B: Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A? *

“he was known to oppose slavery as the cause that was tearing apart the Union, but he wanted to distroy the institution piecemeal, without a war." (Paragraph 110

“The next month, Lincoln struck a major blow against slavery by in effect revoking the Fugitive Act, a law under which the Northern states were obligated to return fugitive slaves to their Southern owners." (Paragraph 19)

“He repeatedly criticized Lincoln for downplaying the slavery issue, and urged him to 'turn the war into a crusade to rid the land once and for all of the hated institution.'" (Paragraph 16)

“Regarding the freed slaves and other American blacks, Lincoln favored their removal to a colony in Africa." (Paragraph 12)