Frederick Douglass Chapter 10

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Who was Nat Turner?

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Nat Turner was a former slave who led a rebellion in 1831, believing that murdering slave owners was a means to achieve freedom for slaves. His rebellion resulted in the deaths of 55 white people.

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What activities were slaves expected to engage in during the week between Christmas and New Year's?

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During the week between Christmas and New Year's, slaves were expected to drink, box, and race.

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What holiday period did slaves have free time?

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Slaves had free time from Christmas to New Year's.

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What was the outcome of the fight between Douglass and Covey?

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After Douglass and Covey fought, Covey never touched Douglass again.

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What did Sandy give Frederick Douglass for protection?

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Sandy gave Frederick Douglass a root to protect him.

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What is the significance of the Christmas to New Year's period for slaves?

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The Christmas to New Year's period was significant for slaves as it was a time when they were given some free time and allowed to engage in leisure activities.

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What does the term 'rebellion' mean in the context of slavery?

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In the context of slavery, 'rebellion' refers to an organized resistance against the institution of slavery, often involving violent actions to achieve freedom.

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How did Frederick Douglass view his fight with Covey?

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Frederick Douglass viewed his fight with Covey as a pivotal moment in his life, symbolizing his resistance to oppression.

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What role did roots play in slave culture?

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Roots were often used in slave culture as protective charms or remedies, believed to have magical properties.

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What was the impact of Nat Turner's rebellion on the institution of slavery?

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Nat Turner's rebellion heightened fears among slave owners and led to stricter slave codes and increased repression of enslaved people.

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