Frederick Douglass Ch. 13-16

Before Douglass' first escape, his master wrote a note giving him permission to travel to Baltimore.

• True

• False

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Douglass' first escape plan was a success.

• True

• False

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Who arranged Douglass' release from jail after he was caught trying to escape?

• Thomas Auld

• Captain Anthony

• William Freeland

• Hugh Auld

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Douglass was loaned to a cabinet maker, William Gardner.

• True

• False

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The white men Douglass worked with were _________ that ________ would take their jobs

• happy, slaves

• fearful, free black men

• fearful, slaves

• happy, free black men

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After Douglass stopped working for Gardner, _______________.

• he worked in a restaurant as a cook

• he went back to working on a plantation

• he worked at the shipyard as a caulker

• he became a traveling preacher

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Douglass had to give all of the money that he earned at the shipyard to Master Hugh.

• True

• False

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Because Douglass' was not able to keep his wages, he decided he was going to demand back pay from Auld.

• True

• False

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Douglass was able to save money to help his journey to freedom by stealing from his co-workers.

• True

• False

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How was Douglass able to successfully escape to the North.

• He hid in a wagon and prayed that he would not get caught.

• He hid in a wagon, and then jumped on a train car to freedom.

• He never said how he escaped, but heavily implied he used the Underground Railroad.

• He asked someone to forge papers and he escaped in the dark of night.

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