The underground railroad wasn't really a "railroad". It had a deeper meaning. The "underground railroad" was the hope that slaves may one day escape and the actions of those who helped slaves escape into freedom. People from the southern states that sympathized with the slaves helped them escape moving north. Slaves were not safe even in states that outlawed slavery because of the Fugitive Slave Act. They had to continue to Canada.
The Underground Railroad was traveled under the cover of night by slaves. Slaves would usually stay with people that were already known to be safe or would hide in forests while making their way north. Also the Underground railroad was already mapped out so that slaves knew which houses to go to.
47.5 miles
Well, it depends on if they travel regularly cause if your travel regularly then slaves will have to hide.But if your in the underground railroad you will not.:)
On Saturday nights during summer or winter.
Foot. It was a series of stops. Not a real train.
no. the underground railroad was a secret (underground) chain of people who would help slaves reach freedom. the "railroad" part of the underground railroad was simply a way to refer to the chain of people that runaway slaves would stay with.
Slaves who were in the process of escaping slavery utilized the underground railroad, which was actually a route of safe houses and clandestine means of travel to get to a state where slavery had been outlawed.
they traveled on the underground railroad
they try to make a decision for how to escape and how could escape to be safe to travel to the underground railroad
Well, it depends on if they travel regularly cause if your travel regularly then slaves will have to hide.But if your in the underground railroad you will not.:)
What year did the slaves follow the underground railroad to freedom
On Saturday nights during summer or winter.
Foot. It was a series of stops. Not a real train.
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a conductor is a person who helps the slaves travel (Underground railroad)with out getting caught by the slave catchers who will bring them or other native-amaicin people who have never been slaves their whole life
about how many slaves used the underground railroad, which was about 100,000.
I believe that they sang and/or danced, in the underground railroad
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