According to the narrative, when was Douglass born?

Who is assumed to be Frederick Douglass's father?

The brutality Aunt Hester faced was the first instance of violence Frederick witnessed.

What is the ranking from highest to lowest on the plantation?

Slaves that tell the truth about how they are treated can be sold off.

Slaves on the plantation sing songs of sadness.

What happens to Demby when he does not listen to his master?

What city is Frederick is sent off to...?

Frederick learns a lot from slave narratives such as The Colombian Orator and Sheridan's speech.

What occurs between Frederick and Covey that changes everything?

Religious slave owners were usually more violent or aggressive towards slaves.

What was Frederick's first job on the field?

What is Frederick's pathway to freedom?

Mr. Plummer, Mr. Severe, Mr. Hopkins, and Mr. Gore were all overseers.

What was the name of the newspaper dedicated to abolition?

Who is Nathan Johnson?

Mr. Freeland was one of Frederick's "best" masters.

Mr. Johnson reads Lady of the Lake and names Frederick, 'Douglass.'

Please put the epiphanies in order:

City slaves are treated better than field or plantation slaves.