Which belief did frederick douglass and the slaveholders not share? which belief did frederick douglass and the slaveholders not share? not b a)africans are inherently inferior. b)education and slavery are incompatible. c)sometimes a master was benevolent. d)a mother will try to protect her own child.

A) Africans are inherently inferior.

Explanation:

In "Narrative of the Life of Fredrick Douglass," the author illustrates the brutality and inhumanity of slavery, in which the slaveholders considered that black slaves were second-class individuals, as well as lower in rank and status. On the other hand, both slaveholders and Douglass thought that education and slavery were incompatible.

The answer is A) Africans are inherently inferior.