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True or false: Federick Douglas was a slave that served as a skilled craftsman in the shipyards and a Plantation worker

• True

• False

In the Book the "Columbian Orator, read by Frederick Douglas Which of the following resulted in the freedom of the slave

• He managed to escape a fourth time impressing the owner

• His clever and impressive responses to his master

• His ability to show craftsmanship and skill

• His need to reunite with his family

In his reading of this same book Douglas recalls Sheridan: What I got from Sheridan was a bold denunciation of

slavery, and a powerful vindication of (a)  

Who asked Frederick Douglas if he was a slave for life?

• Another slave he worked with on the Plantations

• A free white man who helped him escape to the north years later

• The women he would later fall in love with and marry

• An Irishmen met on the docks

Why did Frederick Douglas not trust white men

• Because he knew of how they treated the Native Americans

• Because he read about how they lied in the book he read in the book

• Because he knew that some would help him escape only to gain the reward for recapturing him

• Because they often beat him without cause or reason

James K. Polk ....

• Lost the Southwest Territory

• Raised Tariffs

• Gave northern lands to England

• Closed the Treasury

• None of these are correct

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