PEOPLE AND PLACES
SLAVERY'S CRUELTY
EDUCATION & FREEDOM
DOUGLASS'S OBSERVATIONS
POTPOURRI
100

This Maryland county was where Frederick Douglass was raised.

What is Talbot county?

100

Douglass was denied knowledge of this basic personal information, as were most slaves.

What is his age/birthday?

100

Mrs.Auld began teaching Douglass these specific things before being stopped by her husband.

The ABCs/Alphabet/3-4 letter words

100

Douglass describes these as being better for those enslaved in cities compared to those enslaved on plantations.

What are food/clothing/living conditions?

100

As a child on the plantation, Douglass's main job was to do this.

What is driving up cows/keeping fowls out of garden/running errands?

200

This place, Colonel Lloyd's central property, was considered a place of privilege for slaves to visit.

What is the Great House Farm

200

This relative of Douglass was brutally whipped for meeting with "Lloyd's Ned" against her master's orders.

Who is Aunt Hester?

200

Douglass made friends with these people to help him continue learning to read.

Who are little white boys/children on the street?

200

According to Douglass, this happened to Mrs. Auld after she became a slaveholder.

What is becoming cruel?

200

This was used to punish/catch slaves who tried to steal fruit from Colonel Lloyd's garden.

What is tar?

300

This cruel overseer said it was "better that a dozen slaves suffer under the lash" than he be proven wrong.

Who is Mr. Gore?

300

This man was shot and killed by Mr. Gore for refusing to come out of a creek during a whipping.

Who is Demby?

300

Mr. Auld said this would happen if Douglass learned to read, which motivated Douglass even more.

What is 'becoming unmanageable'/'desiring freedom'/ being a 'bad slave'?

300

Douglass felt this/these emotions when learning he would be sent to Baltimore.

What is joy/happiness/hope?

300

Before he could go to Baltimore, Douglass was instructed that he must do this

What is clean himself?

400

Douglass was sent to live with this man and his wife in Baltimore, changing (for a time at least) his life for the better.

Who is Mr. Hugh Auld?

400

Colonel Lloyd's slaves created these to express their feelings, which Douglass said revealed "the soul-killing effects of slavery."

What are songs?

400

This book containing speeches and dialogues greatly influenced Douglass's thoughts on freedom.

What is The Columbian Orator?

400

When enslaved people said positive things about their masters to strangers, Douglass said they were motivated by this.

What is fear/self-preservation?

400

Douglass helped these two workers unload stone, and they advised him to escape to the North.

Who are the Irishmen?

500

This woman was Douglass's mother, whom he only saw 4-5 times in his life.

Who is Harriet Bailey?

500

This cruel overseer would whip women causing "the blood to run half an hour at the time" even while their children pleaded for mercy.

Who is Mr. Severe.

500

These specific ship-yard markings helped Douglass learn to write.

What are the letters L, S, F, A (for different parts of ships)?

500

Douglass observed that masters deliberately separated mothers and children for this calculated reason

What is to destroy natural affection/prevent bonds from forming?

500

Douglass said if enslaved people couldn't hear this morning signal, they would be awakened by whipping.

What is the driver's horn?

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