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The Quakers used the Underground Railroad to help enslaved individuals escape to Canada. They provided safe houses, transportation, and resources, often utilizing their networks to guide fugitives through various routes. Their commitment to abolition and equality motivated them to assist those seeking freedom from slavery. This humanitarian effort played a significant role in facilitating the escape of many African Americans to Canada.
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What transportation did slaves use to get to Canada?
Slaves mostly walked..
What groups helped free slaves?
quakers
Did the Quakers want to free slaves?
Yes, they did.
What is the connection between the Quakers and the underground railroad?
the Quakers would provide transportation for the slave to ride in until they got to cannada
What did The Middle Colonies practice their religion?
The religion in the middle clines was the Quakers. These "Quakers", were the hippies of the 1600's, they didn't use slaves, and fought against war. The main majority or people their practiced "Quakerism"...overall they didn't use slaves, didn't have war, and wanted to help other colonies.
What religoious group opposed slavery in 1688 Quakers or Puritans?
puritans Quakers accepted slaves in there new colonies
What religious denomination forbade its minister from owning slaves?
quakers
What religious group funded the Underground Railroad?
Harriet Tubman, an escaped slave sought to help other escaped slaves to travel north and into Canada. This could not be done by here alone, she needed help. The Quakers largely supported and funded the Underground Railroad.
Did Pennslyvania have slaves?
No. Quakers opposed of war and other acts of violence.
Why did Quakers helped runaway slaves?
Meh -.- I asked not wanted to help
How many slaves came to Canada?
About 20,000 slaves came to Canada!
What were the Quakers noted for in slavery?
Some Quakers helped maintain the "Underground Railroad" which was a series of safe places that escaped slaves could travel to the north to (often Canada). However, this didn't necessarily help the actual issue of slavery itself (which to many was not an issue at the time).
