PPT-Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground Railroad

Genre Biography Nonfiction Author Ann Petry Collection 2 Do the Right Thing Literary Focus Characters Characterization the way the author reveals the characters personalities DIRECT CHARACTERIZATION. By: . Zawad. . Mollah. (otherwise known as Z). Abolition?. . What is abolition? And who were people who practiced this? Abolition is complete end of slavery in the United States, and people who believed this were abolitionists. There were many abolitionists, but most lived in the North. Most Southerners wanted . 1800s!!!!!. Am I not a Person?. What do you already know?. What “unalienable rights” of people were expressed in the Declaration of Independence?. Were enslaved African Americans able to enjoy the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness?. Road To Freedom . . Underground Railroad. . (UGRR. ) is a term for the network of people and places who assisted fugitive slaves as they escaped from slavery in the South.. Terminology. People involved with the Underground Railroad developed their own terminology to describe participants, safe places, and other codes that needed to be kept secret.. Road To Freedom . dbays. /teacherspayteachers.com. Underground Railroad. . (UGRR. ) is a term for the network of people and places who assisted fugitive slaves as they escaped from slavery in the South. Key Words. Objectives:. Describe the . U. nderground Railroad and consider its use and success in helping slaves run away. Evaluate different ways of rebelling against your owner. Evaluate the impact of slave rebellions on the slave trade. When. , as a young child on a plantation in . Eastern Maryland. , Tubman tried to protect another slave, she suffered a . head injury.  that led to sudden blackouts throughout her life. On her first escape, Tubman trekked through the woods at night, found shelter and aid from free Blacks and Quakers, and eventually reached freedom in Philadelphia to align with William Still and the Vigilance Committee. Road To Freedom . dbays. /teacherspayteachers.com. Underground Railroad. . (UGRR. ) is a term for the network of people and places who assisted fugitive slaves as they escaped from slavery in the South. house of dies drear written. by Virginia . H. amilton. By Ethan Scott . . The . underground . rail road was in 1780 to 1830 . .The . under ground railroad . Was a . safe way for slaves to escape. . Use the term in a complete sentence.. Today. Target. :. We. will learn to describe the historical developments the Abolitionist. . Success. : . I . will read historical perspectives from Frederick Douglass, Sojourner Truth, and the Underground . Network of secret . routes . and safe houses. Used to help African-Americans go north (free states and Canada). Slaves wanted to escape slavery in the South . Not underground nor a railroad. How many escaped. Moncure Conway House. Falmouth, Virginia. In this house, Moncure Conway housed 30 slaves and helped them escape to freedom. . Samuel and Sally Wilson House. Cincinnati, Ohio. The house of Samuel and Sally Wilson, who were strong abolitionists, was an important stop on the Underground Railroad.. With your partner, match the provided Underground railroad (UGRR) code words with their correct definitions. We will check your work after 10 minutes. . Underground Railroad Decoding. Now that we have properly defined the UGRR code words, work with your partner to decode the following sentence:. 10.2. 1850 Fugitive Slave Law. Only a description needed to return a runaway slave. No trial by jury & they cannot testify for themselves. If a person helps a runaway slave: 6 months in jail and a $1,000 fine. dbays. /teacherspayteachers.com. Underground Railroad. . (UGRR. ) is a term for the network of people and places who assisted fugitive slaves as they escaped from slavery in the South. . . Underground .