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why did the underground railroad run all the way to Canada and not simply in the northern free state?
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why did the underground railroad run all the way to Canada and not simply in the northern free state?

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Answer: The underground railroad ran all the way up to Canada because of the Fugitive Slave act the Congress passed in 1850.

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