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Underground Railroad

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fugitive slave escaping on the Underground Railroad passenger
owner of a plantation who has complete control over slaves Master
person who could go to the North capture, and return a slave to his/her master and receive a reward slave catcher
person who is against slavery Abolitionist
person who is helping a fugitive slave on the Underground Railroad conductor
required Northerners to help arrest fugitive slaves. Blacks had no right to a trial by jury. Those who helped runaway slaves could be fined $1,000 and be jailed for 6 months. Fugitive Slave Act of 1850
safe place where a fugitive slave could rest station
secret organization that helped slaves escape from Southern United States plantations to Canada or other places of safety before the abolition of slavery Underground Railroad
slave who is running away from the plantation and his/her master fugitive
very large farm in the South where slave labor is used for agricultural products such as tobacco, cotton, indigo plantation
A book describing the horrors of slavery that convinced many Northerners to be anti-slavery Uncle Tom's Cabin
Group who wrote newspapers against slavery Anti-Slavery Society
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