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Slaves learned hymns and embedded codes in the hymns to communicated without arousing the suspicion of the slave masters.

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Slaves used Christian hymns as coded messages to communicate information about escape routes, dangers, and plans for rebellion. By altering the lyrics or adding new verses, they were able to convey messages without arousing suspicion from slave owners or overseers. This allowed them to communicate important information while still practicing their faith in secret.

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