How did the two great abolitionists, former slave Fredrick Douglass and northern white businessman William Lloyd Garrison, differ in their strategy for ending slavery?a. Douglas believed the North should break away from the slave holding South; Garrison did not.b. Garrison renounced political remedies; Douglas embraced them.c. Garrison sought the violent overthrow of slavery; Douglas did not.d. Douglas made incendiary speeches; Garrison appealed more to reason, principle and integrity.e. Douglas was prone to theatrics; Garrison was known for his impassioned speeches.

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