Which do you think was the best way for enslaved people to get free in the United States during the early 1800s? Why? (There is no right answer here. Pick the most likely answer
and explain your thinking!)
a. Armed rebellion
b. Running away/contacting the Underground Railroad
c. Trying to find a side job to earn money and buy freedom
d. Asking the enslaver for freedom
e. Relying on the state government to make laws ending slavery
Explain:
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