Research a prominent African American who lived during the 1800s. In a multi-paragraph essay, explain his or her achievements and historical importance. I JUST NEED A HOOK

Welp, i don't see the reason you would need a hook for a writing assignment like this. Just search up African Americans who lived in the 1800s that made great achievements or contributions. I am doing it on Frederick Douglass and you really only need to search his importance, accomplishments, what he was remembered for, his influence on others, and really, that's just it. And then add a couple transition words and make it into a intro, body paragraphs, and conclusion essay and that's it!

I don't like essays or writing assignments, like, not at all. But once you start it, it's not that hard!

im answering with the prewritting first then i will write the rough draft and final draft maybe in the comments, but for now here is the prewritting

Explanation:

Frederick Douglas is one of the most known people in history as along with Harriet Tubman.  Harriet tubman was known for being a caregiver and many other things but the thing she was known for the most was helping more than one hundred of African Americans through the Underground Railroad. Harriet's Exact amount of people she helped is 300 without anyone getting hurt or dying. Harriet tubman was born in Dorchester County, Maryland, she grew up in a town called Bucktown.

There she was put to work like the other children at the age of twelve, she would do field work and other things like hauling logs. At the time Harriet was also a spy for the Combahee River, this was very important to Harriet just as much as becoming Conducter of the Underground Railroad. So when harriets master died in 1849 this is when she made her move, and the rest is, well, history.

if your teacher wwants you to site the sites ill ut the sites that helped me in the comments  other than that its all in my own words but if u want to be very carefull reword it >

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As for Frederick Douglass he was an escaped slave who not only became a leader in the Abolition Movement but was a writter and Public speaker aswell.  He was born into slavery around 1818. Frederick Douglass was not his first name, He took the name Frederick Douglass after he became free his other name was Frederick Augustus Washington Bailey.

Frederick Douglass attempted to escape from the farm he lived at many many times until he was succesful in 1838, he took a train and passed three states to get to the safe house of Abolitionist David Ruggles. Then he met William Lloyd Garrison a writter, and so Douglass began to write and soon after he became the leader in the Abolitionist Movement.

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Okay these are in my own words  i checked a plagarism checker (  dont recondmend grammarly they want you to sign in and stuff )

and im pretty sure u can use this as your rough draft and final draft just make a couple mistakes in the rough draft and prewritting or only take parts of this until your in your final draft lol okie peace

clerical work ensures that an office runs smoothly. it involves the day-to-day administrative tasks of an office, such as answering phones, scheduling appointments, sending faxes, and filing documents. office clerks and secretaries need to have particularly strong clerical skills.

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at nineteen years old, nicole c. kear's biggest concern is choosing a major--until she walks into a doctor's office in midtown manhattan and gets a life-changing diagnosis. she is going blind, courtesy of an eye disease called retinitis pigmentosa, and has only a decade or so before lights out. instead of making preparations as the doctor suggests, kear decides to carpe diem and make the most of the vision she has left. she joins circus school, tears through boyfriends, travels the world, and through all these hi-jinks, she keeps her vision loss a secret.

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googles summry you can summarize this in your own words