Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass

Connect across texts: The lesson Douglass learns in Chapter VI of his Narrative is most like the lesson ___________ learns from ___________ in _____________.

Roderick Usher; Madeline Usher; "The Fall of the House of Usher"
Esperanza; Alicia; The House on Mango Street
John Proctor; Elizabeth Proctor; The Crucible
Patrick Henry; the British government; "Speech to the Virginia Convention"

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Esperanza; Alicia; The House on Mango Street

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