The Underground Railroad

The Origin of the Term: Underground Railroad

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Monkey Wrench: gather tools, mental and physical, for journey to freedom.

Wagon Wheel: Pack things that would go in a wagon

Bear's Paw: Follow the bear tracks=water+food

Crossroads: Meet at the main crossroads of Cleveland, Ohio, to receive info

Log Cabin: a red center =a safe house or a warm hearth. black center=danger

Shoofly: Someone to be trusted or among friends.

Bow Ties or Hour Glass: Dress up in different clothing

Flying Geese: Follow the geese northward in the spring

Drunkard's Path: Walk in an unusual manner; tracks difficult for slave hunters to follow

Tumbling Blocks or Boxes: associated with "packing up and moving on"

Basket: Collect food items in a basket

Sailboat:Travels include crossing water

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ACCOMPLISHMENT: Slaves escape with the help of people.

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