Question

What was the Underground Railroad? Your response needs to include and explain the terms conductor, lines, station, and freight.

Answer 1

The Underground Railroad was a secret passage for slaves to escape. The term conductor refers to the person who helped the slaves escape. The term lines refers to the passage the slaves used to escape. The term station refers to the stops that the slaves made in each safe house. Lastly, the term freight refers to the slaves who got help from the conductor to escape.

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Answer 2

The Underground Railroad was known for four things, the conductor, lines, station, and freight. The Underground Railroad wasn’t a railroad, instead it was used for slaves to escape to freedom. The conducter was someone that help the slaves escape to the safe area, which was runned by Jonathan Walker. The lines were known for the path the slaves to get to a safer area and escape. The station was a stop for the slaves after escaping known as a safe house. For freight, it was a code that the slaves used to have help from the conductor.

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