Frederick Douglass

What is something Harriet Beecher Stowe claims is the responsibility of Christians to the slaves?

• Reparations for the wrongs that the American nation has brought upon them

• A care package with food, clothing and a train ticket to escape the south

• To pay the school tuition for every slave freed

• To record their cultural heritage from Africa

What is the title of Harriet Beecher Stowe's popular novel?

• The Change to Come

• Wildlings Going Free

• Uncle Tom's Cabin

• Christian Responsibility and Penance

William Lloyd Garrison is most widely known for...

• Fathering children with a former slave

• Exposing the cruel realities of slavery in his many speeches

• his help in sheltering hundreds of slaves on the underground railroad.

• publishing the newsletter, "The Liberator" which he founded in 1831

Which celestial object in the night sky did William LLoyd Garrison direct the slaves to be guided by?

• the planet Venus because it shines the brightest

• the north star

• the planet mars

• the moon

True or False: Frederick Douglass, Harriet Beecher Stowe, and William LLoyd Garrison were all apart of the abolishinist movement?

• True

• False

Who were the parents of Frederick Douglass

• two slaves on the same plantation

• two slaves who worked on separate plantations

• a slave and an unknown white man

• a slave who worked the fields and a slave who worked in the big house

When Frederick Douglass finally escaped in 1838 he escaped to...

• Maryland

• West Virginia

• New York City

• Boston

True or False: Slave owners exclaimed that the slaves were incapable of caring for themselves as an argument for why they could not be freed.

• True

• False

Which quote below exemplifies that the institution of slavery had demoralized and degraded Frederick Douglass?

• "My natural elasticity was crushed, my intellect languished, the disposition to read departed, the cheerful spark that lingered about my eye died..."

• "I seized Covey hard by the throat;"

• "My resistance was so entirely unexpected that Covey seemed taken all aback."

• "The battle with Mr. Covey was the turning-point in my career as a slave.

What event inspired Douglass's "...long-crushed spirit" to rise again?

• the death of his mother

• the death of his slave master

• his escape to freedom

• The battle with Mr. Covey