Write a narrative describing how you ran away or how you helped a runaway.

Imagine that you are a runaway slaves or anti-slavery sympathizers in the 1830s. Write a narrative describing how you ran away or how you helped a runaway. You should include how old you are, what work you do, and what skills you have, and where you live.You should base your narratives on historical evidence, such as authentic narratives, letters, and period newspaper articles. Links: Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl- Lina Brent/Harriet Jacobs, http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/aia/part4/4h2924t.htmlJohn Brown’s address to the court, http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/aia/part4/4h2943t.htmlChoose A or B for your post, however your reply can be to either one.Those of you who are writing as runaway slaves should consider these questions:What will you need to have and to know? How will you obtain the necessary materials and information?Whom will you need to trust?What obstacles or challenges will you face? How might you overcome them?What are the risks if you are captured?Students who are writing as anti-slavery activists should consider these questions:What will you need to know and to do? How will you find this information and decide what action to take?Whom will you need to trust?What obstacles or challenges will you face? How might you overcome them?How will you persuade others to support anti-slavery?What are the risks if you are discovered?