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Where wasn't the underground railroad route to?
The South States
Why was the railroad important to the north and south?
to deliver goods
Did the abolitionist moved to the south to help on the underground railroad?
yes
Which routes for a railroad were discussed?
The routes that they discussed for the railroad was the from the north to the south and then stop in which ever city in the north also known that they were a free state.
What was the underground railroad good for?
The effects were to help the slaves reach freedom.
Technology such as the railroad and the telegraph were prevalent in the South.?
While the railroad and telegraph were indeed present in the South, their development and impact were not as extensive as in the North. Railroads primarily connected major cities and facilitated the transport of goods, especially cotton, but the network was less dense. The telegraph improved communication, aiding in coordination during the Civil War, yet overall technological advancement lagged behind Northern states. Consequently, the South's reliance on agriculture and slavery limited broader industrial growth.
Is there railroad tracks in south America?
There are a lot of railroad tracks in South America.
When did South Bound Railroad end?
South Bound Railroad ended in 1901.
When was South Bound Railroad created?
South Bound Railroad was created in 1882.
When was South Florida Railroad created?
South Florida Railroad was created in 1879.
When did South Florida Railroad end?
South Florida Railroad ended in 1893.
When did South Carolina Railroad end?
South Carolina Railroad ended in 1881.
When was South Carolina Railroad created?
South Carolina Railroad was created in 1843.
When did South Mountain Railroad end?
South Mountain Railroad ended in 1859.
When was South Mountain Railroad created?
South Mountain Railroad was created in 1873.
When was South Pacific Railroad created?
South Pacific Railroad was created in 1868.
When did South Pacific Railroad end?
South Pacific Railroad ended in 1870.
