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What did Frederick Douglass say about his hopes for the future of the US?
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He said he wanted to end slavery be free in all states
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By what means did Frederick Douglass say he traveled to Baltimore?
By boat
What would you say is a universal theme that Douglass is addressing in Frederick Douglass' speech on July 4 1852?
Freedom.
What did Frederick Douglass say Master Daniel Lloyd did for him at the plantation?
Protected him from the older boys
Why is it important for children to learn about Frederick Douglass?
it isn't teachers say to make you learn instead of them teaching you
What did Frederick Douglass actually say at the Seneca Falls Convention?
Frederick Douglass thought that it wasn't right as a black man to vote if women couldn't vote. He also said that women should be part of the political sphere too.
What did Frederick Douglass say he saw for the first time when he arrived at his new masters house in Baltimore?
A white person smiling at him
What did Frederick Douglass say he did with Master Daniel Lloyd during his leisure time at the plantation?
Help him find the birds he shot
What did Frederick Douglass say he saw for the first time when he arrived at his new master's house in Baltimore?
A white person smiling at him
What did federick Douglass say laid the foundation for his future prosperity?
Moving to Baltimore
Did Frederick Douglass end slavery?
no, but he gave speeches about have slavery was bad, so you could say that he kind off helped end it. But didn;t completely do it himself.
What conditions made Frederick Douglass' early life harsh?
Frederick Douglass childhood was hard he was separated from his mother because the slave owners did not want them to grow a bond. The older lady on the plantation took care of him since she was unable to work. He called her grandmother. What is even worse is Fred's first childhood memory was seeing his aunt get tied up and whipped.
When did James Baldwin go to Frederick Douglass Junior High School?
You do the math. He was born August 2, 1924 in Harlem. and during those years, J.H.S. 139 (Douglass) went from 7th grade through 9th Grade. I would say around 1937.
