Narrative Of Frederick Douglass Flashcards

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Who was Frederick’s mother and father (1)?

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Harriet Bailey and possibly captain Anthony

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Where was Frederick born and when?

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Tuckahoe near Hillsborough about 12 miles from Easton in Talbot County, Maryland in about 1808

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Who was Frederick’s mother’s parents (1)?

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Isaac and Betsey Bailey

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At what age were slaves and their mothers separated (1)?

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12 months after birth or before then

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Where did Frederick’s mother die and what age was he (1)?

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Near Lee’s Mill when he was about seven

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What is the name of a slave whose mother is a slave and their father is a slaveowner (1)?

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Mulatto

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Who was Captain Anthony and where did he get the name (1)?

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Frederick’s first master and possible father and named by sailing a craft at the Chesapeake bay

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Who was Captain Anthony’s overseer (1)?

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Mr. Plummer

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Who was aunt Hester interested in (1)?

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Ned Roberts or Lloyd’s Ned

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Who was in Captain Anthony’s family an where did they live (2)?

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Andrew, Richard,and Lucretia and her husband Captain Thomas Auld on the home of Colonel Edward Lloyd

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Where was the plantation that Frederick grew up on (2)?

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12 miles north of Easton and Talbot County and is situated on the border of miles river

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With the principal products raised on the plantation (2)?

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Tobacco, corn, and wheat

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Who were the slaves that tended to Captain Auld’s ship (2)?

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Peter Isaac Rich and Jake

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What were the names of the three plantations of Colonel Lloyd mentioned by Frederick (2)?

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The great farm new design and wye town

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Where was Harriet Bailey hired to in order to be separated from Frederick (1)?

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Mr. Stewart

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Who was the overseer of New Design (2)?

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Mr. Townsend

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Who was the overseer of Wye Town (2)?

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Noah Willis

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Where happened to slaves if they were convicted of any high misdemeanor, became unmanageable, or evinced a determination to run away (2)?

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They were brought to the Great House Farm, severely whipped, put out board on the sloop, carried to Baltimore, and sold to Austin Woolfolk or some other slave trader

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Who was the overseer of Frederick (2)?

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Mr. Severe

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Who replaced Mr. Severe (2)?

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Mr. Hopkins

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What was the comparison of a slave selected to do errands at the Great House Farm

A

A representative couldn’t be prouder of an election to a seat in the American Congress

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Why did did slaves sing and what about (2)?

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They relieve the slaves of their sorrows and sing of their hardships

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What did northerners say about slaves singing (2)?

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It showed of slaves contentment

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Who was the chief gardener of Colonel Lloyd (3)?

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Mr. M’Durmond

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Where did people come from to see Colonel Lloyd’s garden

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Baltimore, Easton, and Annapolis

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What kinds of fruit were in the garden (3)?

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Almost every fruit, from apples of the north to oranges of the south

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What did Colonel Lloyd use to keep the slaves out of the garden and what was the punishment (3)?

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He tarred the fence and slaves would be whipped if they had any tar on them

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Who were the slave keepers of the horses (3)?

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Old and young Barney

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Who was of Colonel Lloyd’s family (3)?

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Edward, Murray, Daniel (sons), Mr. Winder, Mr. Nicholson, Mr. Lowndes (sons in law)

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Who did Frederick compare Lloyd’s wealth to (3)?

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Job

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What happened if a slave complained about his master (3)?

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They were informed that they found fault with their master, chained and handcuffed, and taken away to be sold to Georgia slave traders

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What were the quarrels between Lloyd’s and Jepson’s slaves (3)?

A

Lloyd- richest and could buy and sell Jepson

Jepson- was the most of a man, could whip Lloyd, smartest

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What was considered a disgrace among slaves about their masters (3)?

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Is their master was poor

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Who replaced Mr. Hopkins as overseer (4)?

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Mr. Austin Gore

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Where did Mr. Gore come from (4)?

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One of the outer farms belonging to Lloyd

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What six words described Mr. Gore (4)?

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Proud, ambitious, persevering, artful, cruel, and obdurate

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What happened to Demby (4)?

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Gore whipped him and Demby went into the river and wouldn’t come out.
Gore shot him without the slightest emotion

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What was Gore’s reason for shooting Demby (4)?

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He had become unmanageable and was setting a bad example for the other slaves and if left unpunished would cause disorder on the plantation

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Where did Mr. Gore live (4)?

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St. Michael’s, talbot county, Maryland

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How is killing a slave treated in talbot (4)?

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It is legal

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What did Mr. Thomas Lanman do (4)?

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Killed two slaves, one with a hatchet and laughed and boasted about his accomplishment

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What did the wife of Mr. Giles Hick do (4)?

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Killed a girl of the age of 15 or 16 for letting her baby cry after dosing off with a stick and letting her slowly die by beating her with an oak stick

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What did Mr. Beal Bondly do (4)?

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Killed an old slave of Lloyd’s for fishing on his property