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How did harriet Tubman contributed to the movement?
She escaped and then came back to help 300 people escape through the Underground Railroad as a conductor.
How did harriet Tubman contribute to the antislavery movement'?
She escaped and then came back to help 300 people escape through the Underground Railroad as a conductor.
French Underground During World War 2 how did they help the allies?
they were able to supply information, they were able to help downed airmen back to Britain.
How Marcus Garvey was a strong defender of the?
Back-to-Africa movement
What was Marcus Garvey a strong defender of?
The Back-to-Africa Movement---Apex
Where did the maps come from in slavery days?
The maps back from the slavery days were hidden, traded, and provided, for the freeing of slaves by underground, or hidden, peoples assisting in the freedom movement. These maps were provided to give passage ways and hidden tunnels light to those who needed to utilize them in order to escape and become free.
Who made up the underground railroad?
The Underground Railroad was an important historical happening. It was developed between people who wanted to help free slaves. People traveled from the south to the north and back, using known routes to help free men.
What group was 2pac a back up dancer for?
didgital underground was his first hip-hop group he danced for
When goods are transported by truck and water it is called?
Fishy Back according to the free Transportation Dictionary. The movement of loaded truck trailers by barge or ferry.
Where can you hide the vaults in banks?
in the back or underground
Where did they go after the American Revolution?
well the British went back home , the french went back to France and had a treaty of Paris and the soldiers of the African American were free from slavery
Is Australia French?
No. Australia is not French; nor has it ever been. There are numerous French names of features along the coasts, particularly the southwest and Tasmania, and this is because the French did show interest in colonising the continent. There is even a disputed French claim to Western Australia which dates back to the the early 1770s, but there is insufficient evidence to back this up.
