Frederick Douglass Exam Flashcards

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1
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when and where was Fredrick Douglas born?

A

Easton, Maryland in 1818

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How did Fredrick Douglas learn to read?

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His slave owners wife, Sophia auld, taught him until her husband found out and put a stop to it. After that, Fredrick had to find ways to learn on his own

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How did Fredrick Douglas escape from slavery?

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he dressed as a sailor and boarded a train headed north to new York, a free state

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What group did Fredrick douglas join?

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He joined the anti-slavery society

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5
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What were some of the jobs Fredrick douglas had as an adult

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abolitionist, he delivered speeches, a writer, and a publisher

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6
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What was the name of the newspaper Fredrick Douglas published?

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The North star

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7
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What famous suffragist (person who fought for women’s rights) did Fredrick Douglas help?

A

Susan. B. Anthony

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8
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Which president did Fredrick Douglas meet with to talk about abolishing slavery?

A

Abraham Lincoln

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9
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What type of conductor was Fredrick douglas?

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He was a conductor on the underground railroad. He provided food and shelter for slaves as they made their journey to freedom

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10
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What does prejudice mean?

A

It means to form a strong feeling about someone w/out knowing all of the facts

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How did Fredrick Douglas show determination and diligence?

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He worked very hard to end slavery. He freed himself and helped others to become free even though it was dangerous and illegal.

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Why did Fredrick Douglas visit Seneca falls, new York?

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He attended the women’s rights convention held there.

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13
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Why did Fredrick douglas visit great britain?

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He attended the anti-slavery meetings held in england.

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14
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What important life event happened to Fredrick Douglas when he was in great Britain?

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A group of people raised the money needed to buy Fredrick’s freedom from his owner Thomas Auld ($711.66)

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15
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Why does Douglas not know his birth date?

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Slave owners keep their slaves ignorant of their birthdays

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16
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What is most likely Douglass father’s name?

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Captain Anthony (his first master)

17
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Why is it worse off to be a child of a slave owning father and slave mother

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they have to face the cruel wrath of the slave owners wife

18
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what early on event does Douglas connect with his introduction to the horrors of slavery

A

captain anthonys whipping of his aunt hester

19
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What is colonel Lloyd’s plantation called by the slaves that live there

A

great house farm

20
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which of the following is not what Douglas interprets slave songs to be

A

calls to action

21
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which of the following is not one of the overseers under whom Douglas grows up

22
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what is douglass main point about gore shooting demby

A

whites are not punished for killing blacks

23
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which of the following is not a reason Douglas is happy about the prospect of moving to Baltimore

A

the aulds are described as a kind couple

24
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what is the reason for sophia aulds transformation

A

she becomes cruel with irresponsible power of owning another person

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why is douglas grateful that Hugh auld orders Douglas reading lessons stopped
auld unwittingly gives Douglas the key to escape slavery
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why does Douglas think that city slaveholders are actually less cruel than rural slaveholders
they are aware of the disapproval of their non-slaveholding neighbors
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