The number of people involved in the Underground Railroad is a subject of some historical debate, but it is believed that over 100,000 slaves escaped via the Railroad, traveling through dozens of "stations" leading to the north. The locations of many stations and the identity of many people involved of the Underground Railroad were never discovered and have been lost to history.
There weren't as many as people think because slaves, infact didn't work on the underground railroad. White people who felt sorry for them were the ones working on the underground railroad, but their were a few occasions a slave would stay there and help out.
no one really knows because some people died
about 100 thure 900
3,000 or more
About a thousand people.
They were the people who lead the escaping slaves north. The "railroad" was a series of stops on the route north. They would hide in barns, basements, and other spots over night before being sent on to the next stop.
In the book Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground Railroad Harriet made the trips to save slaves and bring them to Canada or somewhere in the northern states.
to save the other salves on the underground rail road
She helped save the lives of 300 other slaves and she escaped from slavery as a young female adult. She was a great conductor of the Underground Railroad and never lost someone in the pursuit of freedom.
Harriet Tubman took 11 trips on the Underground Railroad. ._.
Save Our History - 1998 The Underground Railroad was released on: USA: 20 February 1999
Abraham Lincoln The Underground railroad. Freedom
It is called the underground railroad=)
Harriet Tubman was a leader of it because she escaped by it then wanted to save her family and friends so she risked her life over and over and saved some slaves and brought them to freedom. These people are often referred to as the conductors on the Underground Railroad.
They were the people who lead the escaping slaves north. The "railroad" was a series of stops on the route north. They would hide in barns, basements, and other spots over night before being sent on to the next stop.
In the book Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground Railroad Harriet made the trips to save slaves and bring them to Canada or somewhere in the northern states.
to save slaves from being beaten and to help them get to the north for freedom using the underground railroad.
to save the other salves on the underground rail road
depends on what kind of spirituals. If you're referring to the songs they sung during the Underground Railroad, they did it as a code, to let slaves know that someone would come to save them soon.
Harrie Tubman was a great hero for the slaves. She helped save over 300 slaves from abuse. She was the leader of the underground railroad. She was a spy for the South Carolina army.
She helped save the lives of 300 other slaves and she escaped from slavery as a young female adult. She was a great conductor of the Underground Railroad and never lost someone in the pursuit of freedom.
you have to save 5 people