Slave hunters used various codes to communicate about their activities. Some common codes included referring to slaves as "merchandise" or "cargo," using terms like "recruiters" for slave catchers, and mentioning "the underground railroad" as a secret network to transport slaves to freedom. These codes helped slave hunters evade detection and capture.
Slaves used various forms of communication and codes to share information discreetly, such as using secret songs, stories, and spirituals to communicate messages about escape routes or plans. They also used signal systems like the North Star or quilts to indicate safe houses or paths to freedom along the Underground Railroad. Additionally, some slaves used coded language or gestures to pass along messages without their owners understanding.
Secret codes on slavery were used by enslaved individuals to communicate plans for escape, rebellion, or assistance without alerting their owners. These codes were often based on symbols, songs, or phrases that had hidden meanings and were shared among the enslaved community to avoid detection. Some common examples include quilts featuring specific patterns that provided directions or warnings, or songs with double entendres that conveyed messages about escaping to freedom.
Slaves used various secret codes and symbols to communicate with each other and plan escapes. Examples include the use of quilt patterns to convey messages, lyrics in spirituals that contained hidden meanings, and the Underground Railroad's network of safe houses known as "stations" and "conductors." These codes helped slaves navigate their dangerous journey to freedom.
Slaves relied on word of mouth and secret signals to identify safe houses, such as a specific lantern light or a hidden symbol. Underground Railroad conductors also used codes and passwords to communicate the location of safe houses to escaping slaves. Additionally, trusted individuals known as "conductors" would guide the slaves to safety.
in the underground railroad people who were not slaves would hang a certain clothing item of a certain color on their clolthes line. Then slaves would know to go into that house and people would hide them.
Slaves used to use codes in the old times .
Slave hunters used various codes to communicate about their activities. Some common codes included referring to slaves as "merchandise" or "cargo," using terms like "recruiters" for slave catchers, and mentioning "the underground railroad" as a secret network to transport slaves to freedom. These codes helped slave hunters evade detection and capture.
on the main pixie hollow website, scroll down & click on, secret codes
go to battle on and go to the girl on the fountain and talk to her and click secret codes
Slave codes were the ciphers used by slaves to send secret messages to each other without anyone knowing. This was the way the Slave Revolution of 1903 was organised.
Use cheat codes
Go to the home page and scroll to the bottom. You will see an icon that says secret codes. Good luck entering them!
Secret codes for what?
You can not use the codes more than one time for each Moshi Monsters member account.
you may use secret codes
Moshi Monsters has changed the log in page and you no longer enter your secret codes on the log in page. There is a box to check that says "I've got a secret code". When you click to check that box and then log in, you will be taken to the new Secret Codes page. Use the Secret Codes page to enter any Moshi Monsters Secret Codes you get. Secret Codes come in the Moshi Monsters Magazine, with most Moshi Monsters purchases, from puzzles in the Daily Growl, by winning a contest on Moshi Monsters, plus other ways.