BTS IA Review

Another word for slavery is

This person paid for their freedom, was assisted by others, refused to run away illegally, and actively sought  freedom for herself and her son.

• Mary Todd Lincoln

• Ellen Craft

• Frederick Douglass

• Elizabeth Keckley

Keckley believed people should consider or know this before they could judge Mrs. Lincoln better.

• Where Mrs. Lincoln was from

• Mrs. Lincoln's personal motives and intentions

• How good of friends Mrs. Lincoln and Keckley were

• That Mrs. Lincoln supported the end of slavery

In the poem "Oh Captain! My Captain!", these two words are repeated to make the reader have sympathy for the captain that is missing his own victory.

• Wake up!

• Mournful tread

• For you!

• O Captain

Mrs. Keckley and Mrs. Lincoln's relationship changes in this way from the beginning of the memoir to the end of the memoir.

• At first, Mrs. Lincoln trusts Keckley, but then becomes suspicious after President Lincoln is assassinated.

• At first, Keckley only wants to be around President Lincoln, but changes her mind after he is assassinated

• At first, Mrs. Lincoln relies on Keckley for emotional support, but then Keckley relies on Lincoln for employment

• At first, Keckley relies on Mrs. Lincoln for employment, but then Mrs. Lincoln relies on Keckley for emotional support

Both Keckley and Hamilton (author of "The People Could Fly") had this purpose for their writing.

• To show how slavery was cruel and unjust.

• To show slavery had a good side as well as a bad side

• To show the light and the dark in people's hearts

• To show how people felt about Abraham Lincoln

This person secretly escaped to the North, was assisted by others, was afraid of being found, and actively sought freedom.

This is one reason Behind the Scenes (the memoir) is better than watching the documentary videos about Mrs. Lincoln.

• The memoir tells the story from a third person point of view.

• The memoir contains information from Mrs. Lincoln's family.

• The memoir contains information from someone who personally knew her.

• The reader gets a more objective point of view from reading the book.

When Frederick Douglass is accepted into the Presidential Inaugural Ball, he feels______.

• Depressed

• Proud

• Hostile

• Overjoyed

The phrase "never even so much as" seen in Chapter 12 of Behind the Scenes shows Keckley has this tone.

• Depressed

• Joyful

• Sad

• Disgust