2. Why does Harriet need her grandmother’s approval so much?
3. How does the practice of slave...
2. Why does Harriet need her grandmother’s approval so much?
3. How does the practice of slavery violate Christian principles?
4. Why does Harriet work so hard for her masters?
5. Who are all of the people who assist Harriet in her hiding?
6. What motivated Dr. Flint to search for Harriet so vigorously?
7. Why does Mr. Sands buy Harriet’s children? Do you think that he will
free them or keep them as slaves?
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