cayden's newspaper
North and Soulth
slave interview with williom.
interview with Frederic Douglass
cayden: what was it like to not know your father?
fredrick: for me it was really bad for me.
c: why did you disguise your self as a sailor?
F: because I worked in the ship yard and I had allot of knowledge about sailors and ships.
c: why did you want to run away?
F: I wanted to abolish slavery.
c: how did you run away without getting caught?
F: I disguised myself as a sailor and brought papers that showed that he was a free slave.
c: when did you wright your first book?
F: I wrought in 1840
c: why did you run with the women's wrights?
F: I thought that women should have the same rights as men.
c: when did you escape?
F: well I escaped in 1838.
biography about sojourner truth.
Sojourner truth was a very successful and a very hard working slave. And she was a very famous person and a very important person to.
Sojourner Truth was born in 1797 in New York. She was beat allot because she couldent speak english she could only speak Dutch and she could not follow orders correctly. She was sold her first time at 9 years old. She was very smart and learned English just by listening to others talk. She had to work constantly and was sold 7 times.
Sojourner Truth had a husband named Robert from a near by farm and had 5 children. Sadly one child dyed shortly after birth. She escaped around 1825 however Dumont had little option as all slaves in New York would be free by 1827 when the year was up Dumont changed his mind.
She accomplished to be free by 1828 and became abolitionist. Her stories and speeches help people understand immoral slavery was and that it must be stopped. She also stood for women's rights. Interesting fact here original name was Isabella.
in conclusion Sojourner Truth inspired allot of people and she was a very interesting person.
by: Cayden narrow
Spoken
Actually mother was happy. And that was weird. We prayed and then we ate. When mother and father when't into the bedroom I quickly ran out of my room, grabbed the lantern and ran outside. The reason I ran outside is because I was taking them some food. I went back to the house and opened the door I saw grandma knitting something. The next morning me and princes went to go and feed the chickens. After I was done feeding the chickens I went back home and I saw two men in are house. The two men were holding a wanted sign at my grandpa. Then I looked over and I saw an eye in the stairs closet. The men left the house and I went outside and watched them leave on there horse. I ran outside that night and saw a doll behind are barn. I took it to the house and I fell asleep with it. THE END
BY: CAYDEN NARROW
war letter
Dear, mama
We gathered troops. And so did the confederate. Then we started to fight and the war began. A hole bunch of people died and allot of people suffered because of injury. The next day the confederate set up a sneak attack and we weren't ready for that. They started to go into peoples sleeping area and killing them. Then that was it we had to surrender because we were low on food and ammo and other resources so they won the war.
I survived the war and I'm coming back home. 2,896 and 460 died or suffered on the union. And 1,982 and 387 died or suffered of the confederate.
your son
Cayden narrow