Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass Final Test

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What service does Douglass offer his fellow slaves at William Freeland’s?

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Literacy lessons.

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What caused Mrs. Auld to change from a kind woman to a fierce person with a heart of stone?

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The duties of a slave owner changed her.

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What trade did Douglass learn?

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Ship caulking.

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What is Douglass’s purpose for writing his narrative?

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To help abolitionists by educating people about the horrors of slavery.

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What did Mr. Thomas Lanman, Mrs. Hicks, and Mr. Beal Bondy have in common?

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They were all white slave owners who killed slaves.

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What is the significance of literacy in Douglass's life?

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Literacy was a key to freedom and empowerment for Douglass and other slaves.

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How did Douglass view the institution of slavery?

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He viewed it as a moral and social evil that needed to be abolished.

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What role did education play in Douglass's journey to freedom?

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Education was crucial for Douglass as it enabled him to articulate the injustices of slavery.

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What impact did Douglass's narrative have on the abolitionist movement?

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It raised awareness about the realities of slavery and garnered support for abolition.

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How did Douglass's experiences shape his views on equality?

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His experiences as a slave informed his belief in the inherent equality of all people.