Here is a list of the most notable people:
Harriet Tubman is the main "conductor" of the railroad. She was the one to guide slaves to freedom in the north.
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I think she wanted to be a person who helped people get out of slavery. That is probably why she built the underground railroad.
the conductors are unknown but the first person to TRAVEL the underground railroad was Harriet Tubman
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.
It was called the "Underground Railroad". The way it worked was there were many, many people, both black and white, who helped the slaves during their escape to the north. Most of them went as far north as Canada, where they would be completely out of the jurisdiction of the US. The slaves were given the directions to a location (but no names) of a person or family who were sympathizers of the slaves, and part of the Underground Railroad. They were not given the names of the people helping them to protect the identity of the ones who were helping them. Once they reached that destination, they were given food and shelter, and hidden for safety. Hiding them was for the safety of the slaves, but also for the safety of those helping them. To be caught helping slaves was pretty much a death sentence for both the slaves and those working the Underground Railroad. From that location, they were then given directions to another location further north, then another, and so on, until they reached their final destination. They did the majority of their traveling at night, which made them less likely to be caught. Because of Harriet Tubman and those who helped her, there were many, many slaves who were able to safely escape to freedom.
A conductor in the Underground Railroad was a person who helped enslaved individuals escape to freedom in the northern states or Canada. They provided shelter, food, guidance, and transportation along secret routes to ensure the safety of the escaping slaves. Conductors played a crucial role in the success of the Underground Railroad network.
Harriet Tubman-she's known for being one of the key figures of the underground railroad
Hariet Tubman was a black person who helped to stop black slavery in the US. She helped many slaves escape slavery by helping out with the "Underground Railroad"
The Underground Railroad was not a person or a railroad, it was a network of secret routes that allowed slaves to escape to free states in the mid 1800s, created by Harriet Tubman.
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I think she wanted to be a person who helped people get out of slavery. That is probably why she built the underground railroad.
I think she wanted to be a person who helped people get out of slavery. That is probably why she built the underground railroad.
I think she wanted to be a person who helped people get out of slavery. That is probably why she built the underground railroad.
Major roles were played by a few million men firing .68 caliber muskets (and 12 pound cannon balls) at one another until about 700k were dead and one side had to surrender. Lesser roles were played by those who sent them into battle and figures who had a nominal peaceful role in the years leading up to the confluence of ideals.
It got started by an African American woman who felt that even though she had escaped, that other African Americans should escape. Lots of people that were "whites" helped with this process by opening their houses to hide African Americans, which could be very dangerous to the person who owned the house.
The person who could be considered the conductor of the Underground Railroad would be Harriet Tubman. Tubman led about 70 slaves to freedom through a network of safe houses that was nicknamed, the "Underground Railroad."
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