What were some of the different ideas the North and the South had about freedom? The Civil War was a conflict on how the North and the South had different ideas about slavery. Women's rights were very unequal to men’s rights.Women were very unhappy about their different rights. Sojourner Truth was one of the women who stood up for all the women by giving the speech” Ain't I a women “.
Frederick Douglass had different ideas about slavery because he was a slave. He shared these ideas in his journal which later on became “Narrative life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave”.They both were slaves and shred their idea about slavery very well to where people heard their word.The Civil War not only ended slavery, but ended how Americans defined freedom. Through the years more slaves learned to read and do math because they opened schools for colored skinned people. In “The Narrative life Frederick Douglass” he talks about how he would try to get his master's children to let him read and learn with them. he would sneak in a couple of books when being with the kids. Frederick Douglass tried so hard to learn how to read. He had to be very careful while learning because his master could find …show more content…
Black women were treated really bad. What impacted more to the society was that it wasn't only black women but, so did white women have unequal rights to men. Sojourner Truth gave a speech that impacted all women across America. She was a black female who fought for all women's rights not just black women. The speech was called “Ain’t I a Women” in that speech she talks about everything she went through as a mother and how she could do the same things a man can do “ I have borne thirteen children, and seen most all sold off to slavery, and when I cried out with my mother’s grief, none but Jesus heard me! And ain’t I a woman?”She was really strong and stubborn she couldn't get an education but she still made it
Frederick Douglass had different ideas about slavery because he was a slave. He shared these ideas in his journal which later on became “Narrative life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave”.They both were slaves and shred their idea about slavery very well to where people heard their word.The Civil War not only ended slavery, but ended how Americans defined freedom. Through the years more slaves learned to read and do math because they opened schools for colored skinned people. In “The Narrative life Frederick Douglass” he talks about how he would try to get his master's children to let him read and learn with them. he would sneak in a couple of books when being with the kids. Frederick Douglass tried so hard to learn how to read. He had to be very careful while learning because his master could find …show more content…
Black women were treated really bad. What impacted more to the society was that it wasn't only black women but, so did white women have unequal rights to men. Sojourner Truth gave a speech that impacted all women across America. She was a black female who fought for all women's rights not just black women. The speech was called “Ain’t I a Women” in that speech she talks about everything she went through as a mother and how she could do the same things a man can do “ I have borne thirteen children, and seen most all sold off to slavery, and when I cried out with my mother’s grief, none but Jesus heard me! And ain’t I a woman?”She was really strong and stubborn she couldn't get an education but she still made it