Underground Railroad

She helped create the underground railroad. Because she helped many African American slaves escape to Canada, including her family she was a great addition to the war against slavery. They (the whites) were on the hunt for Harriet, but that did not stop her she still lead a army of runaway slaves to the home of the free Canada.

The stationmaster provided a shelter for the "passengers" using the railroad. They were called stationmasters because their homes were like Train stations, and obviously, they were the master.

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Harriet Tubman

The South had several advantages over the North. First, the South was fighting for preservation; if they lost the war, the North would crush their government and re-absorb them back into the Union. These Southern men were fighting for a cause they believed in, which makes them much more motivated and determined than their Northern counterparts, who were on a campaign to conquest. Second, for the latter portion of the war the battles were fought on Southern territory. This increased a soldiers resolve because they were defending their children, their wives, their mothers and everything they held dear to them.

yes, she was one of the leading womens rights people. LIKE OH MY LLAMAS. she totes helped. without her, like, where, like, would women, like, be? in the kitchen. that's where. or not even there. girls would be doormats. outside.

there was just one main group which was called the antislavery groups which had many different antislavery groups attached to the main one.

there was a network of freed African American and white abolitionists who helped free those who came along trying to escape.

they wore purple hats and blue shoes. Thats all they wore.

A Jinchuurikyne lol...jk

Frederick Douglass was a famous abolitionist publisher and activist on the Underground Railroad.

She kept a pistol with her, if they wanted to quit she said" Move or Die"

Many people did!

Many people did help with the Under Ground Railroad but one of the main person was Harriet Tubman. Harriet Tubman was a courageous "conductor" on the Under ground railroad. The Underground railroad was a organization was not an actual railroad but was a network of people who arranged transportation and hiding places for fugitives, or escaped slaves.

Harriet Tubman was a conductor of the underground railroad nicknamed "Moses".

it is because slaves finally stood up for themselves

Primarily Irish immigrants from the east cost of the US, and Chinese immigrants from the west. There were other ethnic groups who worked on the railroads, but these were the largest groups.

railroad barons were created because the industry consolidated. Consolidation made the large companies more efficient..

The Underground Railroad was a secret travel network for slaves in the 1800s. It was not an actual train, but rather a series of secret safe routes and safe houses. Some people agreed to hide slaves in their houses along the way, and some even transported them in wagons and such. The slaves were trying to escape to free states (states which didn't have slavery) and Canada, where slavery was illegal. One important person who helped this operation was Harriet Tubman. She was a former slave who made 13 trips back and forth on the "railroad" to lead others to freedom.

I believe you mean what was the underground railroad used for. And the answer to that is, during slavery, it set people free because no slave owners knew about it and that is how slaves would escape from slavery/slave owners.

it was very had they did alot to get where they are now. she was a strong woman what no fear in life. but they rape and shot in her eye

Yes the Underground Railroad was a code word itself,

so the Masters didn't know what it meant when the slaves mentioned it.

They also used names like conductors and passengers like an actual railroad.

During the Civil War time slavery was very rough. The Underground Railroad was very important and very useful, but some slaves did die. They were in harsh shape from traveling, especially children. So overall about 500 to 1000 slaves died.

Harriet Tubman helped slaves escape. She was the bravest hero of the Under-Ground-Railroad.

No, he never actually went to retrieve slaves and lead them to the North. However, he did provide money, shoes, and a place for them to stay. He coordinated much of the railroad as well.