Harriet Jacobs

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QUESTION 6 2 points Saved In both the preface to Incidents, written by Jacobs, and the introduction to Incidents, written by her editor, which of the following purposes of the autobiography is not valid or apparent? O A. That Incidents' intended audience is free caucasian women That Incidents' purpose is to motivate free caucasian women to political action B. against slavery That Incidents' purpose is to motivate free caucasian women to political action against white racism That Incidents' underlying purpose was to generate funding for an anti-slavery 'campaign QUESTION 2 2 point Place these events of Jacobs' life in chronological order. A. V Jacobs was sent to live in the home of Dr. James Norcom. C. v Jacobs hides in a small crawlspace in her grandmother's attic. B. v Jacobs was taught to read. E. v Jacobs escapes and finds work in Nathaniel Parker Willis' home in New York. D. v Jacobs has children by a white neighbor to escape her master's advances. QUESTION 6 2 points Saved In both the preface to Incidents, written by Jacobs, and the introduction to Incidents, written by her editor, which of the following purposes of the autobiography is not valid or apparent? O A. That Incidents' intended audience is free caucasian women That Incidents' purpose is to motivate free caucasian women to political action B. against slavery That Incidents' purpose is to motivate free caucasian women to political action against white racism That Incidents' underlying purpose was to generate funding for an anti-slavery 'campaign QUESTION 2 2 point Place these events of Jacobs' life in chronological order. A. V Jacobs was sent to live in the home of Dr. James Norcom. C. v Jacobs hides in a small crawlspace in her grandmother's attic. B. v Jacobs was taught to read. E. v Jacobs escapes and finds work in Nathaniel Parker Willis' home in New York. D. v Jacobs has children by a white neighbor to escape her master's advances