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Songs
Quotes
Slave States
100
Quaker, who helped slaves escape through his book store.
Isaac Hopper


100
When the sun comes back, when the firs' quail call
Follow the Drinkin' gourd
100
Who said, "I was the conductor of the Underground railroad for 8 years, and I can say what most conductors can't say; I never ran my train off the track and I never lost a passenger."
Harriet Tubman
100
Southern State, famous for peaches
Georgia
200
Fought for the end of slavery, stormed Kansas
John Brown
200

When I fall on my knees

with my face to the rising sun,

O Lord, have mercy on me.


”Let Us Break Bread Together"

200

Who said, "This is a beautiful country."

John Brown


200
Southern State famous for being the first in the alphabet of the U.S.
Alabama


300
One of the most famous railroad conductors
Harriet Tubman
300

I looked over Jordan, what do I see,

Coming for to carry me home.

A band of angels coming after me,

Coming for to carry me home.


”Swing Low, Sweet Chariot"

300

Who said, "Truth is powerful, and it prevails."

Sojourner Truth
300
Southern state, close to Louisana
Arkansas
400
Quaker stationmaster, aided 2,750 slaves to freedom
Thomas Garrett
400

Wade in the water, wade in the water children

Wade in the water,

God's gonna trouble the water

”Wade in the Water"

400

Who said, "If there is no struggle, there is no progress."

Frederick Douglass
400
The most southern state in the U.S.
Louisana
500
Gave free slaves food and clothing
William Still
500

The dire effects of slavery

    I can no longer stand,

"Song of the Free"

500

Who said, "They were determined to have liberty even at the cost of life."

William Still
500
Has the longest river in the U.S.
Mississippi