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Jeopardy $100 Young FDAdult FDImp. WordsFD Voc.?????? $200 $300 $400 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 Final Jeopardy Final Jeopardy

1 - $100 Frederick Douglass was born a __. Frederick Douglass was born a __. slave slave

1 - $200 Frederick really wanted to learn to ___. Frederick really wanted to learn to ___. A. farm B. Fly C. Read D. Build ships A. farm B. Fly C. Read D. Build ships read

1 - $300 True False Frederick went to school with all of the other children on Hugh Auld’s plantation. True False Frederick went to school with all of the other children on Hugh Auld’s plantation. False False

1 - $400 ____ taught Frederick until she was told that it was against the law. ____ taught Frederick until she was told that it was against the law. A. Mr. Auld B. Mrs. Auld C. Mrs. Brown A. Mr. Auld B. Mrs. Auld C. Mrs. Brown Mrs. Auld Mrs. Auld

1 - $500 Frederick learned what other children were learning because he gave ___ to poor white boys to teach him what they had learned. Frederick learned what other children were learning because he gave ___ to poor white boys to teach him what they had learned. bread bread

2 - $100 True False Frederick escaped slavery. True False Frederick escaped slavery. True True

2 - $200 Frederick escaped slavery by borrowing papers from a free person and dressing as a _____. Frederick escaped slavery by borrowing papers from a free person and dressing as a _____. sailor sailor

2 - $300 Frederick escaped slavery on a ___. Frederick escaped slavery on a ___. train train

2 - $400 Frederick was still in danger from ______. Frederick was still in danger from ______. Slave catchers Slave catchers

2 - $500 Frederick was not legally free until his friends paid Hugh Auld $___. Frederick was not legally free until his friends paid Hugh Auld $___. $ $711.66

3 - $100 The ____________ was a secret network of people and hiding places to help slaves find their way to freedom. The ____________ was a secret network of people and hiding places to help slaves find their way to freedom. Underground Railroad Underground Railroad

3 - $200 ____ is not being controlled by someone else. ____ is not being controlled by someone else. freedom freedom

3 - $300 A _____ was a person on the Underground Railroad who helped slaves escape to freedom. A _____ was a person on the Underground Railroad who helped slaves escape to freedom. conductor conductor

3 - $400 A person who was forced to work without pay was said to be ____. A person who was forced to work without pay was said to be ____. enslaved enslaved

3 - $500 ________ was a cruel system in which someone legally owns or controls another person. Slavery Slavery

4 - $100 Frederick worked for _______, which is equal treatment under the law. Frederick worked for _______, which is equal treatment under the law. justice

4 - $200 Frederick wanted every African American to have ______________, which are freedoms that are protected by a country’s laws Frederick wanted every African American to have ______________, which are freedoms that are protected by a country’s laws rights rights

4 - $300 He used his freedom of __________ (the ability to speak and write) to make speeches, write a newspaper, and a book about his life as a slave. He used his freedom of __________ (the ability to speak and write) to make speeches, write a newspaper, and a book about his life as a slave. expression expression

4 - $400 Our _____________ or inner sense of right and wrong should help us know if what we are doing is right or wrong. Our _____________ or inner sense of right and wrong should help us know if what we are doing is right or wrong. conscience conscience

4 - $500 ____ is the same as freedom. ____ is the same as freedom. liberty liberty

5 - $100 The war fought to end slavery was the ____ War. The war fought to end slavery was the ____ War. Civil Civil

5 - $200 During the Civil War, the South was called the ________. During the Civil War, the South was called the ________. confederacy confederacy

5 - $300 During the Civil War, the North was called the ____. During the Civil War, the North was called the ____. Union Union

5 - $400 The President of the United States during the Civil War was __________. The President of the United States during the Civil War was __________. Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln

5 - $500 Frederick Douglass was the first African American to be honored by being pictured on a _________. Frederick Douglass was the first African American to be honored by being pictured on a _________. stamp stamp

Final Jeopardy The announcement that all enslaved people were free was called the ______ _____. The announcement that all enslaved people were free was called the ______ _____. Emancipation Proclamation