<p>Name ______Date ______Period ______US History I Chapter 8 Section 4: The Underground Railroad Internet Activity</p><p>Go to http://www.nationalgeographic.com/railroad/j1.html</p><p>A) Read underneath where it says The Journey on the left. 1) What decade is it?</p><p>2) Who do you belong to?</p><p>B) Click on NO! I’ll Stay Here. 3) Did most slaves attempt escape?</p><p>4) What were other ways slaves fought slavery?</p><p>C) Go back and click Yes I want to go to escape on the URR. 5) Who is coming to save you? What is she known as? </p><p>D) Click on Follow Her. 6) Where are you heading?</p><p>E) Click on to Camden, Delaware. 7) Why are both your options scary?</p><p>F) Click No I’ll Hide in the Woods. 8) What happens to you?</p><p>G) Go back and click on Yes I’ll Approach the House. 9) What happens to you?</p><p>10) Why are these people willing to help you?</p><p>H) Click to head to Wilmington, Delaware. 11) Who do you meet in Wilmington?</p><p>12) Why is it significant that he is a Quaker? 13) Why is the city of Wilmington such a shock to you?</p><p>I) Click to head to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 14) Who do you meet? What does he do with you? What does he warn you about?</p><p>J) Click to head to Rochester, New York. 15) To get to Rochester, how far have you traveled?</p><p>16) Which two famous activists might you meet in Rochester?</p><p>17) What is your final destination?</p><p>K) Click to head to Lake Erie. 18) What are your two choices?</p><p>L) Click No, It Looks Too Dangerous. 19) What do you risk by making this decision? Why would Canada be a better option?</p><p>20) What law has made things even more dangerous for you?</p><p>M) Go back and click Yes! Only Canada is Truly Safe. 21) What will be different about life in Canada?</p><p>22) What challenges will you face?</p><p>23) Even though you have made it to freedom in Canada, what are the problems with this entire situation?</p><p>Summary How did the Underground Railroad work? What words would you use to describe the journey? </p>