Underground Railroad
Escape from wars and religious freedom.
The pilgrims and puritans came to american to practice religious freedom and escape religious prosecution.
Frederick Douglass wrote several books during his lifetime. They include: "A Narrative on the Life of an American Slave, My Escape from Slavery, and My Bondage and Freedom.
Harriet Tubman was famous on the African American side because she was an abolionist/ a person who helps slaves to freedom/ North. She took 19 trips back down South to Freedom. She freed more than 300 slaves during the time she was doing this. ~sincerely A seventh Grader :)
It was Harriet Tubman who helped the slaves escape.
I think it was called" The underground railroad.
For slaves to escape to freedom in canada
The best word to describe the underground railroad is "escape". It was indeed the means of escape for black slaves to the free states or to Canada and it helped around 100,000 to freedom.
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Escape from wars and religious freedom.
The pilgrims and puritans came to american to practice religious freedom and escape religious prosecution.
to escape there owners and go to freedom in Canada or other free states
In the US it was called the Underground Railroad
They escaped from their owners because they wanted to move to places in the North like Canada, but also, to get freedom in Mexico and the Caribbean.
The cast of Escape to Freedom - 1963 includes: Richard Basehart as Narrator
"Underground to Canada" tells the story of a young slave girl named Julilly who embarks on a perilous journey to escape slavery in the American South and seek freedom in Canada. Along the way, Julilly faces many challenges and forms deep bonds with her fellow travelers. The novel explores themes of courage, resilience, and the enduring power of hope in the face of oppression.
Harriet Tubman helped hundreds of American slaves escape along the secret route to freedom known as the Underground Railroad. She was also a slave and fled from Maryland to freedom in Philadelphia in 1849. During the next 10 years, she made repeated secret trips back to Maryland, which lead over 300 slaves to freedom in Canada. There probably will be a better answer but hope this helps!! :P