Slaves
Slave Treatment
Vocabulary
Slave Work
Frederick Douglass' perspective
100

What were the songs of the slaves like?

Depressing

100

What would happen to slaves if they didn't hear the bell to get up?

They would get whipped by the Overseer

100

What does "Fiendish" mean?

Extremely cruel or unpleasant

100

What gender was favored during the waking-up period?

None all were treated equally bad.

100

Was Frederick Douglass sad or empowered from the songs the slaves sang?

Sad
200

Around how many slaves lived on the Plantation?

300-400

200

What would slaves get for bed?

One coarse blanket

200

What does "Barbarity" mean?

Extreme cruelty or brutality.

200

How old is the minimum age to be able to work?

7 years old

200
Does Frederick Douglass look back at the songs he heard while being a slave?

Yes

300

When do the slaves get their clothes?

Once a year

300

Do children get favored in the plantation Frederick Douglass was enslaved at?

No.

300

What does "Ineffable" mean?

Too great or extreme to be expressed or described in words.

300

What was given to the children slaves who couldn’t work in the fields?

Nothing

300

Does Frederick Douglass care for the rest of the slaves?

Yes 

400

What was the name of the overseer where Frederick Douglass was enslaved?

Mr Severe

400

What would happen if childrens clothes broke or fell off?

They wouldnt get a replacement.

400

What does "Bushel" mean?

A measure of capacity equal to 64 US pints

400

What would the price range of clothing for slaves be?

7 dollars or less.

400

What did Frederick Douglass call the plantation they worked at?

The Great House Farm

500

What kind of food did the enslaved people get?

8 pounds of either fish or meat

500

Were there any off-seasons for the slaves?

No they had to work through summer and winter and everything in between

500

What does "Obdurate" mean?

Stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion or course of action.

500

Do slaves get the required items for work in the morning?

No they typically spend many of their sleeping hours on preparing for work.

500

What were the slaves and Frederick Douglass' mood while getting their allowance?

Enthusiastic

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