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What book did elaine landau write about the underground rail road?

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The book is: Fleeing to Freedom on the Underground Railroad.

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What was the purpose of the underground rail road?
to get slavves to freedom in the North.
Who made the underground rail road?
James Watt discovered the steam engine. The underground railways is only an application of it. James Watt invented the engine and other people like ourselves found another use for it. Hence, there is...
Why did they call it the underground rail road?
they call it that because it was underground and its was a rail road
Who was the underground rail road conductor?
The underground railroad was not a real railroad to be conducted. It was an escape route for African American slaves. The main person who used this passage was Harriet Tubman, the black female Moses.
What was the effect of the underground rail road?
It allowed and encouraged a mass "breakout" of slaves from their owners in the 1800's. Also, was an economical downfall, but a huge civil rights movement.