Don't Call Me That!
Not knowing facts you should know.
Ignorant
A place where ships are built or repaired.
Workers in the field or the body part at the end of your arms.
Hands
Power; High moral standards
Virtue
Began - Frederick ______ to think about freedom and couldn't stop.
Commenced
Wrong; not following accepted rules
Improper
Driver
The place in the machine where workers load wheat to be processed or another name for someone who jumps on one foot.
Hopper
Something said or done that is insulting to religious beliefs.
Blasphemy
Bring or come to an end; The abolitionist aimed at __________ the practice of slavery.
Ceasing
Rude and disrespectful; not relevant
Impertinent
Place where slaves lived/slept.
Quarter
A place where you do your job or when you leave a picture on social media.
Post
Aware; having practical wisdom
Daily Double
Who gave Frederick the revelation about running away?
Disrespectful, showing open mockery and scorn
Impudent
A poor, dirty child
Urchin
Worn down, less sharp (like scissors) or a person who gets right to the point.
Blunt
Very unhappy; miserable
Wretched
fact or process of being set free from restrictions; liberation; Frederick fought for the _________ of all slaves.
Emancipation
Wicked or morally corrupt.
Depravity
Daily Double
Which overseer was the worst - beating Frederick weekly?
The lowest class or the person who is the least nice.
Meanest
Treating someone very badly.
Dehumanizing
Certain to happen; Once Frederick learned to read, it was _______ that he would want to be freed.
Inevitable