might tell the same story, but focus on how the walk in the woods was really just an opportunity for the character to get away from a bothersome and problematic relationship, and after detailing the character’s thoughts on the relationship, and her decision to make sure she interacted in a kind way, the frustrations seemed less terrible and her conversation with the other person at the end of the story is smoother. 

In the years before the Revolution or mid-eighteenth century, New England began to use slaves as ______

How were some urban slaves able to live independently of their owners?

Once the Revolutionary war began, fugitive slaves could often secure their freedom through

Why did many African Americans join mutual aid societies in the new Republic?

Manumission and antislavery societies decreased in the northern colonies in the years after the American Revolution.

Revolutionary rhetoric and ideas influenced African American slaves to

_______ promised freedom to slaves in return for service in the British army.

Why was the slave population in New England never self-sustaining?

________ was a slave artisan who likened his planned slave revolt to the actions of George Washington.