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Fredrick Douglass Birth
Fredrick Douglass was born Talbot County, MD.
Fredrick was born into slavery and poverty. -
Huck Finn Birth
Huck was born in St. Petersburg Missouri.
He was born into poverty and forced to live with his drunken father.
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Huck and Fredricks Birth Similarites
Huck and Fredrick were both born into poverty and in an uncomftorble position.
Huck had to live with his abusive father and Fredrick had to live with his abusive slave owner. -
Fredrick Douglass Childhood
Fredrick didn't ever experiance a real childhood.
He was born into slavery and was forced to work all day every day with no care at all. -
Huck Finn Childhood
Huck did not have the most enjoyable childhood.
He was never given a mother figure and his father was the worst possible thing that could have ever happened to him. His dad didn't care about his education or let alone him. -
Childhood similarities
Huck and Fredrick both were born into individualism. They had to fend for themselves and make their own decisions. Both figures that had authority over them abused them and really couldnt care less about them. -
Fredricks Mental conflicts
Fredrick couldnt stand being a slave and being abused. He wanted to escape and leave the farm but was too afraid to do so at first. He didnt want to risk the punishment of death. -
Hucks Mental Conflicts
Huck was sick of his father and couldnt stand to be around him. He wanted to leave bad but new he was risking everything from housing to meals. -
Mental Conflict Similarities
Huck an Fredrick were both very uncomftorble and ready to leave their enviroment. They both knew they were risking things that could possibly lead to death but were determined to give it a try. -
Fredricks Decision to Leave
Fredrick knew the risks he was taking and decided to escape the farm. At first he ran into conflict with his owners neighbor which made him return to the farm. That wasnt going to make him give up. -
Hucks decision to Leave
Huck couldnt wait to leave his fathers house and e=when he got the chance he took it. Just like fredrick Douglass he was determined to leave his horrible enviroment. -
Similarties in Their Decisions to Leave
Huck and Fredrick were worried at first because of what could happen to them if they escaped and were caught. They showed bldness and exemplified what it means to be an individualist. -
Fredricks 1st Physical Conflict
Fredrick comes into contact with his owner after returning after his first escape and is beaten. This conflict oownly agers Fredrick and makes him want to leave even more. -
Hucks 1st Physical Conflict
Huck encounters JIm when he first escapes. At first he has to come to the conclusion on weither he should turn Jim in or do what is right.
He ends up helping Jim. -
1st Conflict Similarities
Huck and Fredrick both fall into a hole on their journeys that they must climb out. They both portray what they know is moral and what is immoral. Fredrick knew skavery was immoral so he left. Huck knew it was immoral as well thats why he helped Jim. -
Fredricks Success
After escaping slavery from the south and running to the north Fredrick was able to live a slave free lifestyle. No only did he become free but he also got to see slavery be abolished in America. -
Hucks Success
Even though Huck witnessed several deaths he was able to accomplish what he had started. He was able to perminatley escape his dad and help Jim become free. -
Success Similarities
Huck and JIm eventually acheive what they had originally sought to do. even though they came in contact with many conflicts they pushed on and never gave up. -
Huck Individualism
Huck showed individualism by not letting society get to him. He knew that slavery was wrong thats why he helped Jim. He didnt care abou the consiquences of being dead. -
Fredrick Individualism
Fredrick made it a priority to escape the farm. He would rather die a free man than die a slave in the fields he worked on. He knew that slavery was wrong and didnt care what the society thought about it. -
Characters Individualism
Both character showed and incredible example of individualism. Not only did they go against what society said but they were willing to risk everything for what is right. Huck almost gave up on Jim but realized that it was immoral. Fredrick almost gave up on escaping and alomost accepted the fact that he was a slave but never gave up. Neither of them were going to let some stupid thing that society says determine how they live their lives.
