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Frederick Douglass's Life in Weeks
Escaped from slavery to become the most influential African American leader and orator of the 19th century, advocating for abolition, women's suffrage, and racial equality.
Frederick Douglass's 4,042 Weeks
Each box represents one week. Lived weeks Key milestones
Key Milestones
Learned to read and write despite laws forbidding slave literacy
Escaped slavery by disguising himself as a free Black sailor
Published Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave
Founded The North Star abolitionist newspaper
Advised President Lincoln on the recruitment of Black soldiers
Appointed U.S. Marshal for the District of Columbia
Legacy
Published his groundbreaking autobiography, became the most prominent Black abolitionist in America, and advised President Lincoln during the Civil War on the treatment of Black soldiers.
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