Which of the following inferences can be made about the relationship between the slaves and their master, Edward Brodas?

Which of the following from the text is an example of Harriet being defiant?

Why were the masters afraid of the slaves?

The following sentence is about this person. "All of the little ones, too young to run errands, were placed under the care of a woman, so old she could no longer work."

According to Harriet's mother, what is the worst job for a slave?

Who was skeptical (unsure) that Harriet would be safe if she learned to weave?

"She was always singing or humming...pausing in her play to look upward, watching the sudden free flight of the birds..." What inference can be made about Harriet from this passage?

The day of the month when slaves were given food and clothes

How does Mrs. Cook respond to Harriet's illness?

Who was Denmark Vesey?

TRUE or FALSE? Old Rit thinks highly of the Cooks.

What does the author do to provide a larger context for Harriet's life and show how the events of her life were influenced by what was going on in the country?

What was the most important reason why most of the slaves enjoyed the Christmas season?