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have any slaves died in the railroad if so then how?
-Answer to Aj's, they most often either ran away hiding by day running by night or they snuck away and took the underground railroad

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What was the name of the man who escaped in the box

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-how long have they been training to work in the underground railroad

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why were citizens captured for just helping the slaves
have the officials found the tracks?
i wonder what it was like?

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What would happened if the North wasn't industrialized (in terms of slavery)?

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Why is William Still known as the "father of the Underground Railroad?"

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Why is it called "The Underground Railroad" if it is not underground?
Answer to Trevor: The owner might have just been angry at them for something they did or they might not have picked enough cotton for the owner's liking.

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If put into the same situation as Sidney Still, would you choose between which children to save or would you risk saving them all?

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How much did a slave catcher cost?

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How was Jane Johnson's freedom gained differently to some other slaves?

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Why did they compare people escaping on the Underground Railroad to "thieves?"

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Illustrate the loophole that at one point allowed slaves freedom if they had been brought to a free state by their master.

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How did African Americans know where/who to go to? How would they know if that person wasn't a slave catcher?

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Why was it important that William Still recorded and documented slaves and their stories of the underground railroad?

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How did people know if someone was an escaped slave?

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Slavery was a huge issue in the United States, was there any cases of slavery in other countries? If so, was there any underground railroads in those other countries that helped slaves escape?

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how many slaves got caught along the journey

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What was the most popular route on the underground railroad?

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Did most people in the south support slavery, or was that just the slave owners?

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After the fugitive slave act why did people risk getting caught to help slaves?

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1. How would you know if you were a slave owner and your slave escaped and traveled far, and someone found the runaway slave how would they know where the slave belongs?

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Why did people beat their slaves? They do almost all of the work for the slave owners.

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What were some ways slaves escaped?

answer to morgan -  not necessarily. there was also the "reverse railroad" that took captured slaves, and sometimes back to the south. This process could be brutal, but seldom fatal, since a “quality” working slave was worth the equivalent of $40,000 in current tender.

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What was the worst part about being auctioned for slaves?