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It is an estimate that 3,000 people worked on the underground railroad.
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Was the underground railroad successful?
yes it was very sucessful, there were many people who were freeded and were able to live a life like normal people like we do today. The underground railroad included many people like Harriet Tubman and other people like john Farfeild and Levi Quaker. The underground railroad was a vast netweork of people who free slaves. The underground railroad took place from 1780-1850. and took place from the sounth and ended in Canada.The underground railroad was sucessful because many slaves got freed.
Why is it important to learn about the underground railroad today?
Understanding how many people risked their lives and those who risked and died to help keep the underground railroad alive and free slaves has value as it provides an understanding of why people follow through on their personal beliefs. Doing the right thing is seldom easy.
What part does Tubman play in the Underground Railroad?
Harriet Tubman played a major role in the freedom for many slave's. The underground railroad was a secret route leading to safe houses that helped the slaves seek freedom.
How did they help the slaves in the underground railroad?
Because slavery was legal throughout the U.S. and runaway slaves found anywhere were legally supposed to be returned to their owner. The underground railroad, run by abolitionists, gave them transportation and places to hide while they were on the run.
What were the important events in Harriet Tubman's life?
Well there are so many important events in her life. One is that she made the Underground Railroad, to help slaves escape to Canada. She was also a slave her self, but she escaped. She is a historic figure. You can learn all about her if you go to Chicago. In Chicago there is a museum of the Underground Railroad. It also has some interesting facts about Harriet Tubman.
How many people work on the underground?
It is an estimate that 3,000 people worked on the underground railroad.
How many people worked on the trans-continental railroad?
100 million people worked on the transcontinental railroad
How many people died in the underground railroad?
about a thousand people
Was underground railroad successful?
yes it was very sucessful, there were many people who were freeded and were able to live a life like normal people like we do today. The underground railroad included many people like Harriet Tubman and other people like john Farfeild and Levi Quaker. The underground railroad was a vast netweork of people who free slaves. The underground railroad took place from 1780-1850. and took place from the sounth and ended in Canada.The underground railroad was sucessful because many slaves got freed.
Was the underground railroad successful?
yes it was very sucessful, there were many people who were freeded and were able to live a life like normal people like we do today. The underground railroad included many people like Harriet Tubman and other people like john Farfeild and Levi Quaker. The underground railroad was a vast netweork of people who free slaves. The underground railroad took place from 1780-1850. and took place from the sounth and ended in Canada.The underground railroad was sucessful because many slaves got freed.
How many people were killed building the underground railroad?
1000
How many did the Underground railroad help?
No that wasn't it, to be exact it was 100,000 people
How many slaves rode the underground railroad?
no slaves rode the underground railroad, as there was not actually a train underground taking them to safety. people would walk on a series of safe houses to the north
How many people worked on the first railroad?
10 or more
What were the causes of the underground railroad?
The Fugitive Slave Act caused the formation of the Underground Railroad.
How many slaves that used the underground railroad became free?
about how many slaves used the underground railroad, which was about 100,000.
How many people are still alive today from the underground railroad?
none of those eleven people
