Frederick Douglass' Journey to Freedom in the North

Frederick Douglass escapes to New York, where he meets abolitionist David Ruggles. He moves to New Bedford, marries Anna, and starts a new life. Inspired by The Liberator, he joins the abolitionist movement and begins public speaking. Despite the danger, he publishes his autobiography, becoming a prominent advocate against slavery.

What new problem did Frederick Douglass face upon arriving in New York City?

Who did Frederick decide to share his story with?

What suggestion did the Ruggles make to Frederick regarding his safety?

What did Frederick Douglass do to avoid being captured by slave catchers?

What was one of Frederick's favorite things to read?

How did Frederick Douglass's speeches impact his life and the abolitionist movement?

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