Well first of all the underground railroad wasn't actually underground, nor was it a railway. It was a path in which slaves created in order to escape from slavery. It was very dangerous. They went though many steps to get away starting with actually escaping from the slaveholder. It was very dangerous because while escaping to the north or to Canada they had to avoid getting caught, for if they did then they would be caught and brought back. Also fatigue was a dangerous factor.
No, it was called that so that way "masters" thought it was a railroad , so they wouldn't have to go on it. The Underground Railroad was for escaped slaves to get to Canada.
so the slaves could escape
To transport slaves to safety, towards the north.
the underground railroad was a series of paths used by escaping slaves. there was paths everywhere so there wasnt really a specific length
No offence black people. but the answer is it was the place of freedom southern people had slaves so black people moved north on the underground railroad but it wasn't really under ground
The most dangerous type of lightning is cloud-to-ground lightning, as it can strike directly onto people or objects on the ground, causing severe injuries or fatalities.
When a RR employee signals you to do so.
Yes, it is illegal to pick up coal or any other material from railroad tracks. Doing so can be dangerous and is considered trespassing on private property. It is best to avoid going near railroad tracks for safety reasons.
Well they actually live under ground in the soil and the dirt. They make themselves a hole so they can get in and out of their home which is under ground.
the ground obsorves the water so then there is no mre water left but it is in the water
They had been under ground and they had worked so hard
under ground in tanks so it doesnt ignite