Frederick Douglass and William Lloyd Garrison

What were the consequences of being caught after attempting to escape slavery?

• Being rewarded

• Freedom

• Severe punishments

• A new job

Who helped Frederick Douglass in his escape to freedom?

• A fellow slave

• Anna Marie

• His master

• A slave catcher

How did Douglass and his wife survive in New York initially?

• By working in a factory

• With savings

• By borrowing money

• With $5 to their names

What did Douglass and Anna do upon reaching New York?

• Started a newspaper

• Opened a store

• Got married

• Returned to Baltimore

What was Douglass's reaction to his newfound freedom in New York?

• Sadness

• Indifference

• Joy

• Confusion

What was Douglass's occupation in New Bedford?

• A teacher

• A coal shoveler and wood cutter

• A sailor

• A writer

What did Douglass do upon arriving in New Bedford?

• Started a school

• Worked multiple jobs

• Wrote a book

• Opened a church

What role did newspapers play in Douglass's life after his escape?

• He ignored them

• He read and was inspired by them

• He wrote for them

• He sold them

Where did Frederick Douglass give his first public speech?

• New Bedford

• Nantucket

• Baltimore

• New York City

Who recognized Douglass's potential as a speaker?

• A fellow runaway

• William Lloyd Garrison

• Anna Marie

• A slave catcher