just like different people exist now, they existed then, not all slave owners stood above them with whips. Understand also that some slaves were trusted with children and were "house" slaves/ caregivers and treated as "help" is treated these days. With that considered their "home" was the only home they knew, if there was a place to go, it may not have been better then where they were now. I would suggest that most slaves who escaped, escaped from the south/plantations, where slaves were on fields all day & treated at worst in masses. Lastly, the reprecussions of escaping also
Rural slaves typically worked on plantations and farms in more isolated areas, while urban slaves were more likely to work in cities and towns in various trades and domestic roles. Urban slaves often had more opportunities for social interaction and potential avenues for escape or freedom.
Many former slaves migrated to cities seeking economic opportunities, better living conditions, and the chance to escape discrimination and violence in rural areas. Cities provided access to jobs, education, and social services that were not readily available in rural areas.
They offered more job opportunities
Slaves had a range of responses to slavery, with some actively resisting through forms of rebellion, escape, or sabotage, while others went along with their circumstances out of survival or fear of reprisal. It is important to recognize that slaves were not a monolithic group and their responses were shaped by various factors such as the specific conditions of their enslavement and their individual circumstances.
They offered more job opportunities
Yes she did, and when she escaped she helped over 300 more slaves escape as well !
Harriet Tubman saved more than 300 slaves to freedom to the North.
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Yes, but it was probably more like thousands of slaves. She was one of the founders of the Underground Railroad, an escape route used by slaves.
At William Freeland's plantation, Frederick Douglass offers literacy lessons to his fellow slaves, teaching them how to read and write. This act of teaching is empowering as it provides them with a tool to resist their oppressors and seek freedom.
Rural slaves typically worked on plantations and farms in more isolated areas, while urban slaves were more likely to work in cities and towns in various trades and domestic roles. Urban slaves often had more opportunities for social interaction and potential avenues for escape or freedom.
slaves escaped so many ways that there probably wasn't any certain number of ways. More than likely around 50!!
Slaves were often chained together to prevent escape attempts and to make it more difficult for them to rebel or resist control. It was a brutal method used by slave owners to exert control and maintain dominance over their enslaved labor force.
The reason why these laws were passed that denied a slaves' many rights is because the laws made it more difficult for enslaved people to escape.
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Harriet Tubman was the most famous Conductor, although there were many more
Approxiamately 300 slaves were freed by harriet tubman.. Approxiamately 300 slaves were freed by harriet tubman..