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http://www.history.com/topics/black-history/frederick-douglass

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/aia/part4/4p1539.html

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Women's Suffrage Petition Signed by Frederick Douglass

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Women's Suffrage Petition Signed by Frederick Douglass

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African Americans have more civil rights today than before

We see African Americans more as equals instead of slaves

Slavery is now illegal in America

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Showed people the cruelty of slavery in American Society

Helped put an end to slavery

Supported Civil Rights amendments

Inspired anti-slavery in Britain, Ireland, and Scotland

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One of His Famous Speeches in Written Form

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One of His Famous Speeches in Written Form

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Extent at Which He Tried to Achieve His Goal

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Extent at Which He Tried to Achieve His Goal

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He fought for the equality African Americans by doing anything he could to give them rights.

He had a few goals which at the time seemed impossible to do such as African American equality, suffrage for women, and desegregated education for African American

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Details of His Life That Made Him an Interesting Figure

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Details of His Life That Made Him an Interesting Figure

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He was a run away slave and one of the first African Americans to make an impact in America.

He was also the first African American to be nominated into the Vice President office

Held many public offices

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Became the spokesperson for the abolitionist movement

The first greatest African American speaker

Toured and spoke against slavery

Founded the North Star newspaper

Wrote the "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass" which was a hit with the abolitionist movement

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Newspaper founded by Frederick Douglass

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Douglass was a very prominent public speaker and used this talent to influence his speakers to follow his cause.

He wrote influential autobiographies of his life as a slave one of them being "Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave.

He spoke to both President Andrew Johnson and Abraham Lincoln about issues pertaining to his reform.

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He Criticized Slavery and Women's Rights

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He Criticized Slavery and Women's Rights

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Douglass was fully against the cruel treatment of slaves and he wanted it to end.

His motivation is fueled by what he experienced as a slave himself.

He believed that they should have the same civil rights as white people.

After the Civil War Frederick Douglass began to support the Women's Rights movement