The Underground Railroad helped enslaved black people escape to freedom in the 1850s. Harriet Tubman, who had escaped slavery herself, bravely returned to rescue her family and friends. She led them north along the Underground Railroad, which involved hiding in wagons and on foot, evading slave hunters despite the risks to reach freedom with her.

1. By: Brandy

3. This all goes back into the 1850’s . This was an existing time for them but then again it was scary, because when they’d escape they would have to watch out for slave hunters , but most made it to freedom.

4. There were lots off different ways they were freed but the Underground Railroad was the best. The Underground Railroad was hiding in wagons, walking and running away with Harriet Tubman.