The author implies that Frederick Douglass' relocation to Rochester was important because A. many Rochester activists doubted William Lloyd Garrison's commitment to the abolitionist movement B. Rochester was populated by abolitionists who believed in the efficacy of moral persuasion C. the prevailing political climate there reinforced Douglass' growing philosophical distance from Garrison D. activists there recognized Douglass' capacity to become a leader in the abolitionist cause E. activists there were focused on how to amend the Constitution in order to advance abolitionist goals