Frederick Douglass | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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What was the name of FD's newspaper?

The North Star

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The North Star advocated for...

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What did the 1850 version of the Fugitive Slave Law enforce?

Citizens were supposed to help in the catching of runaway slaves

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What role did Frederick Douglass' wife, Anna Murray, play in his life?

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T/F- Was it against the law to teach slaves to read and write?

True

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What was his disguise when he escaped from slavery?

A sailor

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Where was Frederick Douglass born?

A plantation or Maryland

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What did Douglass do to fight back?

He learned to read and then secretly taught others to read.

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Douglass was an advisor to President Lincoln.

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As a boy what did he suffer from?

cold and hunger

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What is one thing that FD continue to do after the civil war?

Lecture, write, and publish newspaper

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Why did he see very little of his mother?

He was separated from his mother and she lived at a planation 12 miles away and died when he was 7 years old.

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FD was a famous abolitionist of the 19th century. What does that mean?

He was an opponent (against) of slavery

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