If you meant what DO slaves do at night, they travel on the underground railroad to the Confederate States of America (South, the bad guys) to the United States of America (north, the good guys)
Slaves historically escaped at night to minimize the risk of being caught and to take advantage of the cover of darkness.
Slaves took significant risks in attempting to escape or rebel against their owners, as they faced harsh punishments such as beatings, torture, or even death if caught. Slaves also faced the risk of being reported by other slaves or by sympathetic individuals. Additionally, the risk of separation from family members and loved ones was a constant fear for slaves.
Slaves were not allowed to go out after dark due to fear of rebellion or escape attempts. Enslavers sought to control and restrict the movements of slaves to maintain power and prevent uprisings. Restricting their movements at night also made it easier to track and control their whereabouts.
There was no literal "underground railroad". The name was a nickname for a program that freed slaves. They avoided getting lost by having people at one house they arrived at tell them where to go next if they didn't know. The houses where slaves were helped would have a light or candle in a window at night so they could find safe houses to go to.
Slaves were often required to finish work before dark as it was difficult to work in the fields at night without proper lighting. Additionally, completing work before sunset ensured that the slaves had enough time to rest and prepare for the next day of labor.
Night Slaves was created in 1970.
Yes the slaves run away in the night.
Night Slaves - 1970 TV was released on: USA: 29 September 1970
Slaves travelled by night and followed the North Star.
They will travel at night.:)
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They normally wanted to escape at night.
5 years straight :((
they traveled at night so that they couldn't be seen as easily.
slaves slep where ever they could weather in the masters bacement or in the barn on some hay
the went in to corner or out in the forest/woods