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Why was Canada the free country for slaves?
Canada was thee free country because there was no slavery at that time and there were laws against it
Where was it illegal to import slaves from?
canada
How old was Moses when he set slaves free?
he was only 40 when he set the slaves free
Why were slaves free even though they were still slaves?
They were free because they obeyed their masters.
Where did run away slaves try to get to?
Run away slaves typically ran to Canada. Very few slaves made it because of guards coming for them, but they generally ran to the north or Canada.
What were places in Canada for free slaves?
There were many places in Canada for black slaves. Such as Buxton.
Why did the slaves continue to travel into Canada?
Because Canada is a free country.
Did Abraham Lincoln free the slaves in Canada?
Lincoln had no jurisdiction over Canada.
Why was Canada the free country for slaves?
Canada was thee free country because there was no slavery at that time and there were laws against it
Why did free slaves go to Canada?
they went to Canada because there masters were able to look in the north
What challenges did free slaves face in Canada?
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Where did some slaves run away to?
Canada, because it was free for black people there.
Mr Alexandra Ross?
He's an outspoken abolitionist from Canada to help slaves from the deep south to get to Canada and be free.
What was the under goundrailroad?
it was a secret route that southern slaves took to get to canada. it was led by many people who wanted free slaves
Who used the railroads?
Many slaves have used the Underground Railroad to become free in Canada.
Did slaves go to Italy for freedom?
no because they could go anywhere in Canada and they would be free
Why did the slaves escape to Canada why didn't they go somewhere else?
slaves escaped to Canada for freedom because a law on both sides of the war was that you were aloud to retrieve your slaves but once in Canada they were protected by the canadians
