Who gave frederick douglass the idea that baltimore would be a wonderful place?
a. master daniel
b. cousin tom
c. thomas auld
d. mrs. lucretia?

B. Cousin Tom is the person who gave Frederick Douglass the idea that Baltimore would be a wonderful place.
When Douglass was supposed to move to Baltimore, most of the people were against that, and even he himself was unsure about his decision. However, cousin Tom described the place as impressively beautiful, so he decided to go in the end.

Answerruth's dream is similar to mama"s, she wanted to build a happy family and believe one step toward this goal is to own a bigger and better place to live. also deferred by lack of money, which forces her and walter to live in a crowed apartment where their son, travis must sleep on a sofa///now one site said ruth wants to move to clyborn just keep that in mind/// good luck

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