History Kids: Frederick Douglass

The video explores Frederick Douglass' life, from his early years as a slave in Maryland to his escape to the North, where he became a prominent abolitionist. It highlights his significant contributions during the Civil War, his friendship with Abraham Lincoln, and his continued fight for equal rights. Douglass' life story serves as an inspiration for perseverance and advocacy for justice.

In which year was Frederick Douglass born?

• 1818

• 1861

• 1900

• 1790

Who primarily raised Frederick Douglass during his early years?

• His mother

• His father

• His aunt

• His grandmother

What was Frederick Douglass's main task while living with the Auld family in Baltimore?

• Farming

• Machine repair

• Printing

• Boat caulking

What disguise did Frederick Douglass use to escape to the North?

• None of the above

• Minister's attire

• Train employee uniform

• Sailor outfit

Which newspaper inspired Frederick Douglass to join the abolitionist movement?

• The Liberator

• Northern Express

• The Truth Journal

• The North Star

What was the title of Frederick Douglass's first autobiography?

• Frederick Douglass, Slave!

• The Slave Experience

• Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave

• Abolishing Slavery

To which country did Frederick Douglass escape after publishing his autobiography?

• Canada

• Mexico

• Spain

• Great Britain

What was the name of the newspaper published by Frederick Douglass?

• Abolition Press

• The Truth Journal

• Northern Express

• The North Star

Which document issued in 1863 aimed to free slaves in Confederate states?

• Freedom Papers

• Abolition Declaration

• Emancipation Proclamation

• None of the above

Which of the following positions was held by Frederick Douglass?

• All of the above

• US Minister and Consul General to Haiti

• Recorder of Deeds for the District of Columbia

• US Marshal of the District of Columbia