Chapters 6 and 7 of The
Narrative of Frederick Douglass
2. Why is this
lesson so important to him? Why is the life of a city slave so much better than
the life of a plantation slave?
3.
Why does
Frederick relate the story of the slaves Henrietta and Mary? (English)
4.
Why does
Frederick call slavery and power “poison”? What does this poison do to Mrs.
Auld?
5.
What plan did
Frederick adopt to learn how to read now that Mrs. Auld was no longer teaching
him?
6.
What did
Frederick use to bribe the little white boys? Why is it ironic that he bribed
them?
7.
How does Master
Auld’s prediction about Frederick and learning come true?
8.
How does Frederick learn to write? How does he
trick the white boys into teaching him new letters?
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