Life
The Abolishonist
Slavery
Escaping
Invisible Man
100
This is the month and year he was born.
What is February 1818
100
This is the name of his newspaper.
What is the North Star.
100
This person left him at the master's plantation.
Who is his grandmother.
100
He tried to escape from slavery this many times.
What is twice.
100
Both the narrator and Douglass were good at this.
What is speaking.
200
This is the city he died in.
What is Washington D.C.
200
He became a lecturer for this society.
What is the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society.
200
At this age he was left at the plantation.
What is 6 years old.
200
At this age he first tried to escape from slavery.
What is 18.
200
With their speeches both were able to become close to these.
What are political figures.
300
He was raised by these people.
Who are his grandparents.
300
He was also active in this.
What is women's rights.
300
At this age he was sent to Baltimore to be a houseboy.
What is 8 years old.
300
He impersonated this while escaping.
What is a sailor.
300
Both experience rises to this.
What is prominence.
400
At 13 he did this.
What is bought his first book.
400
He was the first African American to do this.
What is to be nominated for Vice President.
400
This person taught him his ABC's.
Who is the mistress.
400
This person helped him escape from slavery.
Who is Anna Murray.
400
Douglass spoke for this society while the narrator spoke for this other society.
What are the Anti-Slavery Society and the Brotherhood.
500
He eventually moved here and married this person.
What is Massachusetts and Anna Murray.
500
He talked to President Lincoln about this in this year.
What is black soldiers in 1863.
500
After learning his ABC's he continued to do this.
What is teach himself to read.
500
He also carried these while escaping.
What are identification papers from a free man.
500
After publishing his first book he did this.
What is fled to Ireland and purchased his freedom returning to the U.S. as a free man.
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