Frederick Douglass in Baltimore: Path to Freedom
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1st - 6th Grade
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Frederick Douglass's life took a significant turn when he was sent to Baltimore at age 8. There, he was treated well and began learning to read, despite opposition. His self-education continued, inspired by works like 'The Colombian Orator' and events like Nat Turner's rebellion. After returning to Baltimore, he worked at a shipyard but faced harsh conditions. His desire for freedom grew, leading to a plan to escape with Anna Murray. Disguised as a sailor, he boarded a train north, marking the start of his journey to freedom.
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Who was Nat Turner, and how did he influence Frederick?
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What were Frederick's feelings about his wages and treatment while working in the shipyard?
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Describe the plan Frederick and Anna made for his escape.
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