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Frederick Douglass: A Champion of Freedom

A Grade 3 social studies worksheet introducing students to the life and contributions of Frederick Douglass, an important figure in American history.

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SS.3.A.1.1SS.3.C.1.1Frederick DouglassHistoryGrade 3SlaveryAbolitionist
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Frederick Douglass: A Champion of Freedom

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Read about Frederick Douglass and answer the questions. Then, complete the activities.

Frederick Douglass was born into slavery in Maryland in 1818. Even though it was against the law, he secretly learned to read and write. He escaped to freedom when he was 20 years old and became a famous writer and speaker. He spoke out against slavery and worked hard to make sure all people were treated fairly.

Portrait of Frederick Douglass

1. Where was Frederick Douglass born?

a

New York

b

Maryland

c

Florida

d

California

2. What did Frederick Douglass learn to do secretly?

a

Cook

b

Sing

c

Read and write

d

Ride horses

3. Frederick Douglass was born into  .

4. He became famous as a   and   against slavery.

5. Frederick Douglass stayed in slavery his whole life.

T

True

F

False

6. Why is Frederick Douglass an important person in history?

Use the words below to complete the sentences.

freedom
slavery
speaker
read

7. Frederick Douglass escaped from  .

8. He learned to   and write.

9. He was a great   who told people about injustice.

10. He fought for   for all people.