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Why was the loose network of antislavery sympathizers who conveyed runaway slaves north to freedom known as the underground railroad?

Why was the loose network of antislavery sympathizers who conveyed runaway slaves north to freedom known as the underground railroad?
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why was the loose network of antislavery sympathizers who conveyed runaway slaves north to freedom known as the underground railroad?

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Because they used an abandoned underground railroad

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