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1 Telling Tales of Slavery
A Fictional Narrative from A Historical Perspective Schena W. Harris

2 Investigative Questions:

3 How were the lives of young and old slaves different?

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6 What about males and females?

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9 conditions made better or worse for some slaves?
How were living conditions made better or worse for some slaves?

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14 How were slaves allowed
independence?

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17 How were they restricted?

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19 How did slaves dare to voice
their discontent?

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21 Or did they just comply?

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23 Now it’s your turn: Tell me a tale about American slavery.

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