The slaves would run to the North, or if they could, would try to make it to Canada.
- so they wont run away
more slaves tried to run away
Of course they were slaves. But during the civil War, they were treated very badly in the south because of discrimination. Some slaves were even killed for trying to run away. In the north, they were not slaves but still discriminated.
harriet Tubman
Slaves faced severe consequences such as violence, torture, and death if they were caught running away. Additionally, they often lacked resources, knowledge of the area, and support network needed to successfully escape. Furthermore, slave patrols and laws made it difficult for slaves to find safe refuge.
no because some were afraid tht they would get caught trying to help the run away slaves
Some probably made the attempt of running away - some were successful!
Individuals who chased runaway slaves were often motivated by financial rewards offered for capturing and returning escaped slaves. Additionally, societal beliefs and norms at the time may have fueled their actions, as slavery was widely accepted in many parts of the world. Some people also chased runaway slaves out of fear of rebellion or to uphold the existing racial hierarchy.
Slaves faced brutal consequences if caught trying to escape, including physical punishment, torture, or death. Many lacked the resources, knowledge, or support to successfully flee, with few places to go where they could find safety or a means to survive on their own. Additionally, slaves often had family members left behind on the plantations, making escape even more risky and difficult.
Which slaves and when?
Some did yes. Especially the Quakers
Runaway slaves in the United States often attempted to reach free states in the North, Canada, or other countries where slavery was prohibited. These destinations provided the opportunity for freedom and safety from being captured and returned to their owners.
The over sears went after run away slaves during the slave trade and the penalty was sometimes death
Yes the slaves run away in the night.
The slaves would run to the North, or if they could, would try to make it to Canada.
If they ran away they would be hunted down, returned, and punished. Some DID run away, but most were recaptured.