BTS IA Review

Mary Todd Lincoln

Ellen Craft

Frederick Douglass

Elizabeth Keckley

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

Wake up!

Mournful tread

For you!

O Captain

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

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

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.

Depressed

Proud

Hostile

Overjoyed

Depressed

Joyful

Sad

Disgust