Frederick Douglass
I am studying about Frederick Douglass. He was born in Talbot County, Maryland and he was born a slave in 1818. His name was Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey. Frederick's mother's name was Harriet Bailey. His father was a white man, but Frederick did not know his name. During the years 1826-1838, his occupation was a slave, or a servant and a laborer. He changed his name to Fredrick Douglass and escaped to freedom in the North. He became involved with the Underground Railroad to help slaves get to the North. The rest of the report is going to be about Frederick's life. Frederick Douglass grew up in a plantation in Maryland. He was taken to Baltimore to live with his master's relatives when his mother died. He was eight years old. Frederick Douglass had a rough life. He did not see his father. Whe
To abolish something means to get rid of it. At last, the south outlawed slavery. The slaves would be severely punished if they tried running away, sneaking away or if they did not listen to their masters. I found that Frederick Douglass worked with the Underground Railroad to help slaves get to the North. He published the North Star and Frederick Douglass's paper which spoke about the anti slavery movement. The white soldiers did less of the dangerous part of the war. He promised black soldiers in the Union Army that they would be treated fairly and equally. By mid 1864, Frederick took the black slaves and soldiers that wanted to go to the north. The south had done the right thing by letting the slaves go and be free. The people in the South still didn't change their minds and still had slavery. Frederick helped the blacks become free from slavery. Then, Douglass came in and published his complaints to the President of the United States who was Andrew Jackson and the Union Army's general. n he was a slave, he had to work hard. Frederick fulfilled his dreams by promising to free slaves.
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