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Why didn't the paths of underground railroad follow a straight line to freedom?
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Why didn't the paths of underground railroad follow a straight line to freedom?

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The slaves and the underground railroad "conductors" wanted to keep slave catchers off their trail.
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Answer:

What was Harriet Tubman's nickname?

"Moses"

Why didn't the paths of Underground Railroad follow a straight line to freedom?

to keep pursuers off of their trail

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