What examples does Douglass give to show the hypocrisy of slaveholding Christians

slaveholders attending church and praying but treating their slaves poorly.

How does Douglass describe his own Christian beliefs.

He believes in true Christianity with compassion and forgiveness.

In the Appendix, what is the main purpose of the appendix

To show his views on christanity.

How does Douglass contrast the singing of enslaved people with the singing of white Christians?

enslaved people sing out of sorrow, white Christians sing hymns of joy

What was Douglas's first impression of the appearance of New Bedford

He was quite disappointed by the appearance of things in the city

Who is Nathan Johnson, and how does he assist Douglass?

A free black man who supports Douglass once he reaches New Bedford

Why does Douglass find it difficult to discuss his newfound freedom?

His still knows of the millions that are still enslaved.

In the beginning of chapter 11, why did Douglass not disclose how he escaped

He wanted to protect other slaves and those who helped him

What DID NOT surprise him about the northupon coming to New Bedford.

The lack of slaves and slave holders.

Who is Mr. Ruggles and what role does he paly in the freedom of Douglass

An abolitionist who helps Douglass by providing a passage to New Bedford.

Why does Douglass change his last name to Douglass from Johnson.

There we're too many people with the last name Johnson in the North.

What was Douglas's first job at Bed Ford

Stowing a sloop with a load of oil

What role does religion play in Douglass's overall argument against slavery?

The contrast between real Christianity and the Christianity of his masters

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1
What examples does Douglass give to show the hypocrisy of slaveholding Christians
Slaveholders would pray for the wellbeing of their slaves.
slaveholders attending church and praying but treating their slaves poorly.
Slaveholders would beat their slaves if they didn't attend church.
Slaveholders would often treat their slaves better on religious holidays.
2
How does Douglass describe his own Christian beliefs.
He believes in true Christianity with compassion and forgiveness.
He describes himself as an atheist rejecting all religious beliefs.
He rejects christanity as of his freedom.
He converts to Islam immediately after his freedom.
3
In the Appendix, what is the main purpose of the appendix
To show his thoughts on his life after slavery
To provide more details about Douglass’s family history.
To talk about why he wrote the narrative
To show his views on christanity.
4
How does Douglass contrast the singing of enslaved people with the singing of white Christians?
slaves sang often to lift up their spirits, white Christians rarely sang.
enslaved people sing out of sorrow, white Christians sing hymns of joy
slaves and white Christians were exactly the same in tone and purpose.
slaves were forbidden to sing, white Christians encouraged singing.
5
When Fredrick Bailey married his wife, Anna Murray what did he change his last name to
Johnson
Douglass
Murray
Stanley
6
What was Douglas's first impression of the appearance of New Bedford
He was Shocked because of how similar it was to the South.
He was Shocked because of how diffrent it was from the South.
He was indifferent to the appearance of things in the city.
He was quite disappointed by the appearance of things in the city
7
Who is Nathan Johnson, and how does he assist Douglass?
His old slave master who sent him a letter asking him for forgiveness
A little boy who inspired Douglass to help those around him
A free black man who supports Douglass once he reaches New Bedford
Douglas's best friend at the time of chapter 11 and escapes with him
8
Why does Douglass find it difficult to discuss his newfound freedom?
His still knows of the millions that are still enslaved.
He doesn't want to be revealed as a former slave.
He knows that few in New Bedford will relate to his situation.
He never felt comfortable telling the story due to the trauma of his past
9
In the beginning of chapter 11, why did Douglass not disclose how he escaped
The escape plan was too complicated to disclose in one chapter
He was told not to by his wife
He belived his escape was not important to the story of his life
He wanted to protect other slaves and those who helped him
10
What DID NOT surprise him about the northupon coming to New Bedford.
The wealth of the people
The lack of slaves and slave holders.
The grand archeticture
The people's earnest attitude
11
Who is Mr. Ruggles and what role does he paly in the freedom of Douglass
A ship captain who smuggled Douglass to Canada.
A wealthy businessman who hired Douglass to work in New York.
A plantation owner who legally freed Douglass from the South.
An abolitionist who helps Douglass by providing a passage to New Bedford.
12
Why does Douglass change his last name to Douglass from Johnson.
He felt it fit him better
There we're too many people with the last name Johnson in the North.
The last name of his mother was Douglass
He did it out of respect for a friend that died
13
What was Douglas's first job at Bed Ford
Journalist for a small newspaper
Teacher who taught children how to read
Stowing a sloop with a load of oil
Helped with construction of a new court house
14
What role does religion play in Douglass's overall argument against slavery?
It is irrelevant to the institution of slavery.
The contrast between real Christianity and the Christianity of his masters
That all religion, including Christianity, supports slavery.
It is the main soulotion to ending slavery in the south
15
When Douglass made 6 dollars for his old master, how much did his old master pay him
6 cents
10 cents
1 dollar
nothing

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Fredrick Douglass. Chapter 11 & Appendix

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Questions 15

Answers

1
What examples does Douglass give to show the hypocrisy of slaveholding Christians
Slaveholders would pray for the wellbeing of their slaves.
slaveholders attending church and praying but treating their slaves poorly.
Slaveholders would beat their slaves if they didn't attend church.
Slaveholders would often treat their slaves better on religious holidays.
2
How does Douglass describe his own Christian beliefs.
He believes in true Christianity with compassion and forgiveness.
He describes himself as an atheist rejecting all religious beliefs.
He rejects christanity as of his freedom.
He converts to Islam immediately after his freedom.
3
In the Appendix, what is the main purpose of the appendix
To show his thoughts on his life after slavery
To provide more details about Douglass’s family history.
To talk about why he wrote the narrative
To show his views on christanity.
4
How does Douglass contrast the singing of enslaved people with the singing of white Christians?
slaves sang often to lift up their spirits, white Christians rarely sang.
enslaved people sing out of sorrow, white Christians sing hymns of joy
slaves and white Christians were exactly the same in tone and purpose.
slaves were forbidden to sing, white Christians encouraged singing.
5
When Fredrick Bailey married his wife, Anna Murray what did he change his last name to
Johnson
Douglass
Murray
Stanley
6
What was Douglas's first impression of the appearance of New Bedford
He was Shocked because of how similar it was to the South.
He was Shocked because of how diffrent it was from the South.
He was indifferent to the appearance of things in the city.
He was quite disappointed by the appearance of things in the city
7
Who is Nathan Johnson, and how does he assist Douglass?
His old slave master who sent him a letter asking him for forgiveness
A little boy who inspired Douglass to help those around him
A free black man who supports Douglass once he reaches New Bedford
Douglas's best friend at the time of chapter 11 and escapes with him
8
Why does Douglass find it difficult to discuss his newfound freedom?
His still knows of the millions that are still enslaved.
He doesn't want to be revealed as a former slave.
He knows that few in New Bedford will relate to his situation.
He never felt comfortable telling the story due to the trauma of his past
9
In the beginning of chapter 11, why did Douglass not disclose how he escaped
The escape plan was too complicated to disclose in one chapter
He was told not to by his wife
He belived his escape was not important to the story of his life
He wanted to protect other slaves and those who helped him
10
What DID NOT surprise him about the northupon coming to New Bedford.
The wealth of the people
The lack of slaves and slave holders.
The grand archeticture
The people's earnest attitude
11
Who is Mr. Ruggles and what role does he paly in the freedom of Douglass
A ship captain who smuggled Douglass to Canada.
A wealthy businessman who hired Douglass to work in New York.
A plantation owner who legally freed Douglass from the South.
An abolitionist who helps Douglass by providing a passage to New Bedford.
12
Why does Douglass change his last name to Douglass from Johnson.
He felt it fit him better
There we're too many people with the last name Johnson in the North.
The last name of his mother was Douglass
He did it out of respect for a friend that died
13
What was Douglas's first job at Bed Ford
Journalist for a small newspaper
Teacher who taught children how to read
Stowing a sloop with a load of oil
Helped with construction of a new court house
14
What role does religion play in Douglass's overall argument against slavery?
It is irrelevant to the institution of slavery.
The contrast between real Christianity and the Christianity of his masters
That all religion, including Christianity, supports slavery.
It is the main soulotion to ending slavery in the south
15
When Douglass made 6 dollars for his old master, how much did his old master pay him
6 cents
10 cents
1 dollar
nothing