Frederick Douglass by Aleah

A PowerPoint about Frederick Douglass real life. : 

A PowerPoint about Frederick Douglass real life. By Aleah

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. : 

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. Frederick Douglass was born in 1818 in Tuchohoe Maryland. His name at birth was Frederick bailey. He lived with his grandmother besty Bailey. He didn’t know when his birthday was, so he picked valentines day because it was his favorite holiday. Life as a slave was pretty bad. He had to eat food out of a trough like a pig with the other slave children. When he got older he moved to the main house and worked inside.

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. : 

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. One night he saw his ant Esther getting beaten for talking to a male slave. After that, Frederick knew that being a slave is wrong. When he got older he was sent to fells point to be a slave to Hugh Auld.

The Life and death of Frederick Douglass. : 

The Life and death of Frederick Douglass. Mr. Auld’s wife Sophia taught Frederick how to read and write. The more Frederick learned, the more he hated being a slave.

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. : 

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. In 1825 Frederick was sent to work in Baltimore where he worked for a man named Edward covey who was a bad man beat him many times. The last time that Edward tried to beat him Frederick fought him back Frederick knew that he wanted to keep fighting for his freedom and other black people’s freedom like him.

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. : 

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. He moved to Rochester new York where he worked for a slave owner who treated him well. In 1838, he met and married a woman named Anna marray.

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. : 

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. He and his wife moved to new bed ford Massachusetts, where he changed his last name from bailey to Douglass after a chapter in a book.

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. : 

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. In 1841 Frederick Douglass gave his first anti-slavery speech at the Bristol anti-slavery society. After that in 1845, Frederick wrote a book about his life. Later that year he was forced to flee to England to escape being recaptured back into slavery.

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. : 

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. He gave speeches all through England about the American anti-slavery moment. British supporters purchased him from his American master and granted him his freedom. He returned to America a free man in 1847.

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. : 

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. He continued his work as an abolitionist and also began to do work to help women’s rights. He started a weekly newspaper in 1847 called ‘’the north star’’. That newspaper encouraged slaves to head to the north where it is free.

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. : 

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. He attended the Seneca falls women’s convention after that he began giving speeches on women’s rights and compared the treatment of women to the treatment of slaves.

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. : 

The life and death of Frederick Douglass. In 1861 the civil war began, and Frederick fought for black soldiers to be able to join the army. In 1863 the emancipation proclamation was signed making all slaves be free people. He met with Abraham Lincoln to fight for Equal pay for black soldiers. In 1872 Frederick Douglass moved to Washington d.c. six years later, in 1877, he became the Marshall of Washington d.c. in 1889, he became the u.s. minister to hati. He lived out the rest of his life in Washington D.c where he died in 1895

Timeline based on the real life of Frederick Douglass. : 

Timeline based on the real life of Frederick Douglass. 1818. Born in Tuckahoe Maryland 1825. Sent to Baltimore Maryland as a slave 1838. Escape to Freedom 1838. Marries Anna Murray 1841. Delivers his first speech against slavery 1845. Publishes his autobiography 1845. Flees to England where friends buy him freedom 1847. Returns to Rochester, new York 1847. Starts a newspaper called the north star 1861. Civil war began and Douglass recruits black soldiers 1863. Emancipation proclamation frees all slaves 1872. Moves to Washington d. c.. 1877 becomes a Marshall of Washington 1889 becomes the us. Minister of hati 1895 Dies in Washington dc.

Frederick Douglass abolitionist. : 

Frederick Douglass abolitionist. Frederick Douglass was one of the foremost leaders of the abolitionist movement, which fought to end slavery within united states in the decades prior the civil war. A brilliant speaker, Douglass was asked by the American anti-slavery society to engage in a tour of lectures, and so become recognized as one