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Influential Americans: Frederick Douglass

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Use the links below to learn more about Frederick Douglass and his influence on our country's history.

Record important events and their dates in your social studies notebook.

Bio
http://www.ducksters.com/history/civil_rights/frederick_douglass.php

Five Facts
http://heavy.com/news/2016/02/frederick-douglass-google-doodle-celebrate-quotes-academy-iii-wife-anna-murray/

Home and additional facts
http://www.nps.gov/frdo/learn/historyculture/people.htm

To create your timeline:
Go to the link below and follow these directions!
https://edu.hstry.co/school_classes
1. Choose "Sign in with Google"
2. Choose "I'm a student"
3. If you're in 4th grade: Enter Class Code: 16585
    If you're in 3rd grade: Enter Class Code: 16866
    If you're in 2nd grade: Enter Class Code: 16867
4, ***DELETE Last Name except for initial (ex: Jennifer B)
5. Click "Complete Sign In"



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