NEED IT ASAP PART B: Which section from the text best supports the answer to Part A? *

“For Douglass, this amounted to a proslavery policy. In his newspaper, he bluntly accused Lincoln of 'admitting the right to hold men as slaves.'" (Paragraph 13)

“He had written the first of his three memoirs that became bestsellers in America and in Europe; spent 21 months giving speeches and lecturing about slavery in England, Ireland and Scotland; and launced a newspaper where for 15 years he published his views." (Paragraph 8)

“In August 1861, he signed the first Confiscation Act, stipulating that all slaves who had fought for the Confederacy could be confiscated from their owners and freed." (Paragraph 18)

“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 instutution.' Eventually, his arguments began to make headway." (Paragraph 16)

PART A: Which of the following identifies the central idea of the text? *
Though Lincoln played a significant role in abolishing slavery, Douglass was primarily responsible for this outcome.
Lincoln found Douglass’s approach to abolishing slavery to be too radical and often had to intervene to maintain peace.
Douglass and Lincoln’s primary objective during the Civil War was to abolish slavery, at whatever cost.
Despite their different approaches and opinions on slavery, both Lincoln and Douglass contributed to abolishing it.