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Narrative of The Life of Frederick Douglass: Directions: Answer The Following Questions in Your Own Words. That He Is?
Narrative of The Life of Frederick Douglass: Directions: Answer The Following Questions in Your Own Words. That He Is?
1. Why doesn’t Frederick Douglass know how old he is? How old does he think
that he is?
Frederick Douglass doesn't know about his genuine age or date of birth since he is a
slave. He similarly communicates that none of the slaves he has anytime met couldn't
describe their birthday by a similar token. He thought he was seventeen years of age.
His father was a white man who Douglass has never met or thought about.
Frederick Douglass' relationship with his mother isn't worthy, seeing that they are both
working on secluded farms. He has never seen her or perceived what she looks like,
yet consistently she goes to his domain to deal with him.
4. According to Douglass, why is it harder for a slave when his master is his father?
He says it is all the more persistently considering the way that the master's significant
other may get jealous if the master treats his slave young people in a surprising
manner. They were held to different rules and treated harsher.
His aunt is whipped considering the way that she was with another man. It was the
fundamental mischievous scene he had anytime seen. He hid in the storeroom as he
whipped and criticized her.
7. Why does Captain Anthony get so mad at Aunt Hester?