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Why do you think people were willing to risk their lives to work on the Underground Railroad? Do they deserve to be called heroes? Why or why not? My answer ? My Evidence ?
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Why do you think people were willing to risk their lives to work on the Underground Railroad? Do they deserve to be called heroes? Why or why not?
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yes . & what you mean by evidence ?
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