PLEASE HELP ASAP Read the following passage from Douglass's speech:
It is the birthday of your National Independence, and of
your political freedom. This, to you, is what the Passover
was to the emancipated people of God.
What role do the pronouns play in this passage?
A. The use of "you" and "your" shows that Douglass views himself as
having a different culture from his audience.
B. The use of "you" and "your" shows that Douglass does not enjoy
the same freedoms as his white audience.
C. The use of "you" and "your" shows that Douglass knows his
audience is religious.
D. The use of "you" and "your" shows that Douglass has a good
understanding of his audience's attitudes.

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