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This type person works to end slavery.

A. abolitionist

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Frederick Douglass worked for for all people. What word means “equal

treatment under the law”?

justice

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A strong feeling or opinionformed unfairly or without

knowing all the facts

prejudice

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Frederick Douglass was born in:

Maryland

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An inner sense of right and wrong

conscience

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Frederick Douglasswrote letters, gave speeches, andpublished a newspaper fighting

for freedom. What was the nameof his newspaper?

The North Star

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Secret network of people and hidingplaces to help slaves escape to

freedom.

Underground Railroad

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Frederick Douglass dressed as a to escape to freedom.

sailor

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Rights protected by laws

civil rights

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Frederick Douglass’ speecheswere made to encourage

freedom for all people. Whichword means “freedom”?

Liberty

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A person who helped people escapeto freedom on the Underground

Railroad

conductor

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Union

Which side of the Civil War did Frederick Douglass fight?

Confederate or Union?

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the ability to speak or write

expression

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Frederick Douglass escaped, a cruel system

in which someone legally ownsor controls another person.

slavery

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Not being controlled by someone

freedom

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What year was FrederickDouglass born?

1818

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Forced to work without pay

enslaved

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Frederick Douglass wrote abook about himself that put

him in danger of beingcaught. What is a book written

About yourself called?

autobiography

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Freedoms protected by acountry’s laws

rights

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Frederick Douglass’ master’s wife taught him to:

Read and Write