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| Mapping the Journey to Freedom |
The introduction to this Web site says, "Here's your change to tour Ontario with Max the Moose, explore Queen's Park, play the trivia game and find out how government works." Go on a virtual tour of the provincial parliament buildings or meet the premier and send him an e-mail!
Imagine that you are a slave during the 1850s in the USA and you've heard about a way to escape to Canada. Will you do it? This interactive site provided by The National Geographic Society takes you on a journey to possible freedom from slavery.
| Mapping the Journey to Freedom | |
In this activity you will map the journey slaves took on the Underground Railway to find their freedom in Canada. 1. Visit The Underground Railroad Web site. 2. Under the swinging lantern, click "enter". 3. Choose "yes" to go on the journey from Maryland to Canada in search of freedom. 4. During your journey, write down the name of every place you stop. 5. Click here to download a map of North America. Label these places on your map:
6. Using an atlas, locate the places you stopped, and label them on your map. 7. Trace your route on the Underground Railroad. 8. Include a legend on your map, and give your map a title. |
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