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Yes she helped free more than 300 slaves

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No! The underground railroad wasn't an actual railroad. It was a network of safehouses that escaped southern slaves would stop at on their way to freedom in the north.

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Abolitionists.

Many of these courageous abolitionists were clandestine conductors on The Underground Railroad.

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Harriet Tubman

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There was a secret way to get to the north and there were several different paths to go on. Most of the beginning slaves would be mett by Harriet Tubman and she would either lead them herself, or tell them where they could run to. The first stop usually was an abolitionist house in disguise. The people who would take care of, hide, and feed the slaves would have a lantern in their window to show them that they were friends. So overall, the white Northeners sheltered, hid, fed, and pointed them to the next stop so they could make it to the north, or Canada, to freedom.

Also, note that without these white abolitionist (mostly the Quakers), there would not have been an Underground Railroad. There were many other "conductors" on this railroad, but Mrs. Tubman is the most popular.

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London, England

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I think that even though the narcissist knows that you care for them, they can't help but sabatoge a potentially good and healthy relationship with someone who is trustworthy because they are not comfortable with a stable, secure person. They are more comfortable and "at home" with someone who is sure to betray and reject them. Narcissists don't care if you still need THEM -- its whether or not they still need YOU or not. Narcissists feed off of people and get what they want and move on to the next victim. They rarely care who they've left behind or damaged. A friend of mine was involved with a Narcissist. My friend is tall, blonde, attractive and intelligent. Men fall all over her. She's a real catch. The Narcissist used her and moved on even though she really loved him and treated him like a king. Go figure. She was stunned and hurt. So was everyone else. Especially guys who'd tried to win her over and "lost" her to this Narcissist moron. YOU DID NOTHING WRONG so if you're asking yourself why you didn't do more or love this person more, etc., STOP. Narcissists only care about what they can get, who they can control and what's in it for them. You just happened to be there. You deserve better.

I can only tell you what I've seen and it goes something like this: The narcissist almost works on making sure you DO adore him and then, it's boring whilst at the same time giving him the perfect ego trip to let you go. YOU were devestated over him. HE got over you long long time ago, if he was really into you (or anyone else) at all. I've seen a narcissist laugh at the thought that he's about to walk out of (and he did) of a relationship whilst telling me that she was madly in love with him. The thought that you would go nuts over him when he leaves you (and most do) gives him pleasure. Once they've had their supply it's see ya later but always when it suits them, which is mostly when you're in love or committed. That makes it all the more pleasurable for them. It takes time to accept and heal from this because quite frankly it's so damaging. So take your're time and allow how your feel come to the surface otherwise the healing process may take years and years.

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he found it dude

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The economy had been severely damaged during the war, especially in the South. It needed to be rebuilt.

Foreign investment was also important. Foreign countries were able to trade with the South after the war.

The Foreign Policy

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The escaping of slaves had occured since the 1600's, but the term "Underground Railroad" occured when America's first railroads occured in the early 1800's.

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undetected because they were carried around on the back of a luggage cart covered with clothes or something soft

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www.nscorp.com . It is a long process but if you are willing to put in the time and take the obvious risks they will fill your pockets KNOCK UP THE UNION CHAIRMAN'S DAUGHTER

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Harriet Tubman was famous for setting free hundreds and hundreds of slaves.

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The Dred Scott Decision said that the entire USA was a slave nation. There were no slave states and free states. The Underground Railroad ran all the way to Canada, so that the former slaves could be free people once and for all time. Until slavery was ended in the USA in 1865, with the end of the Civil War (1861 - 1865).

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== == Methods of Escape Slaves passed information about methods of escape by word-of-mouth, in stories, and through songs. No actual trains existed on the Underground Railroad, but guides were called conductors and the hiding places that they used, depots or stations. Runaways escaped to the North along a loosely connected series of routes that stretched through the southern border states. Guided north by the stars and sometimes singing traditional songs like "Follow the Drinking Gourd," most runaways traveled at night on foot and took advantage of the natural protections offered by swamps, bayous, forests, and waterways. Others who escaped from the South traveled into the western territories, Mexico, and the Caribbean. Some runaways took refuge in cities such as Baltimore and New Orleans and blended into the free black population.

In 1836

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It helped thousands of African American slaves escape from the south to the north. They were looking for a way to find lost relatives, escape punishment, brutal beatings, etc. The North was the ideal place to settle in if you were a slave because slavery was considered illegal there.

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An enthusiastic cavalry tradition.

The advantage of fighting nearly all the campaigns on home ground. and they had more slaves

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there wasnt one

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They used railroad terms, for example a station was a safehouse, a piece of baggage was an escaped slave and the porter was the person who escorted them. The underground railroad was a network with several 'lines' leading from station to station.

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It ended in 1856 and was not a real railroad but a route slaves took to freedom. Some of the "stops" can still be found in barns, attics, and basements of places along the routes taken by the slaves to freedom. So, nothing happened to it. It just wasn't used.

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The Undeground Railroad actually has its beginnings in Africa when the Portugese captured their first slaves in the 1400s. It' s been estimated that around twelve million Africans were uprooted from their homeland and sold into a life of slavery between 1450 and 1850. From a multitude of conflict, wars, escapes, and resistance efforts, the Railroad supposedly ended around the mid 19th century, after the American Civil War.

In the United States, because of the secrecy of the Underground Railroad there are no written records or documents of any of the routes taken, who started this resistance and freedom effort, nor who took the escaped slaves into hiding on their route to Canada. Some people believe it started around 1837; others say it began much earlier. The Railroad ended when slavery was abolished after the Union defeated the Confederacy in the American Civil War in 1865.

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== Answer== -she is called the moses of her people -she is also known as General Tubman