Narrative of the Life of Frederic Douglass, Chapters 1-7

Front

What does the singing of slaves represent according to non-slaves?

Back

Contentment and happiness.

Front

What does the singing of slaves actually represent?

Back

Sorrow and unhappiness.

Front

Why does Frederick Douglass rarely see his mother?

Back

She was moved away from him at birth.

Front

Who is suspected to be Frederick Douglass's father?

Back

Frederick's master, a white man.

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What realization does Frederick Douglass have when he tells the story of Aunt Hester and Lloyd’s Ned?

Back

It was when Frederick realized what slavery was all about.

Front

How does Douglass describe Mr. Gore?

Back

Serious and cold.

Front

What is the significance of Aunt Hester's story in Douglass's narrative?

Back

It highlights the brutal realities of slavery.

Front

What does Douglass mean by 'the path to freedom'?

Back

The journey and struggles he faced to escape slavery.

Front

What role does education play in Douglass's life?

Back

Education is a key to his freedom and empowerment.

Front

How does Douglass view the institution of slavery?

Back

As a dehumanizing and oppressive system.