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Frederick Douglass was born  in Talbot County, Maryland with the name Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey. He changed it to Douglass after escaping to freedom. He also chose to celebrate his b-day February 14. -His mother died when he was 10 and he lived with his grandma till 8. He got moved 2x. -The 2nd owner's wife taught him the alphabet. The owner forbid her from teaching when he found out, but Douglass learned in other ways. He was then sent to a place where the owner beat him to bring his spirits down, but it gave him strength. In 1838 he escaped with the help of Anna Murray. Frederick got a sailor disguise(with Anna's savings) and document papers to show he was a free black man. He escaped to New York, married Anna, settled, and had 5 kids, but 1 died. Frederick later on spoke at meetings about his experiences as a slave which lead to him being an abolitionist leader.

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Frederick was a Abolitionist leader, public speaker, prominent activist, and author. He made 7 books.

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One thing Frederick Douglass did that impacted society is that he became a leader in the abolitionist movement which sought to end slavery.  Which is why now you don't see slavery as much.  Another thing he did was after the Emancipation Proclamation was push for equality and human rights.

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1818-1895

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Frederick Douglass went to Paul Laurence Dunbar High School. He went Hillsdale College. He also has his own school named after him.

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https://learnodo-newtonic.com/frederick-douglass-accomplishments      https://www.ducksters.com/history/civil_rights/frederick_douglass.php

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Since Frederick Douglass' book "Douglass" did so well he got the Bancroft Prize, the Abraham Lincoln Prize, and Frederick Douglass Prize. Accomplishments: He supported for Woman's right to vote at Seneca Convention. He was also an important leader in the Abolitionism Movement.