Cause and effect in narrative of the life of frederick douglass
warm-up active
sequencing early events in douglass's life
put these events in sequential order by numbering them 1 through 5, where 1 is the event that happened first.
mrs. auld adopts her husband's treatment of enslaved persons and tums against douglass.
mrs. auld's teaching makes douglass want to learn to read and write.
after learning to read, douglass learns more about the evils of slavery and becomes even more outraged at
its existence.
douglass leaves for baltimore, where he lives with the aulds.
frederick douglass is a young boy living on judge miller's farm

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