Underground Railroad Vocabulary & Code Words

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Underground Railroad Vocabulary & Code Words Abolitionist Agent Conductor Drinking gourd Freedom train Promised land Shepherds Station

Abolitionist Agent Conductor Drinking Gourd Freedom Train Promised Land Shepherds Station

A person who demanded immediate emancipation of slaves Abolitionist A person who demanded immediate emancipation of slaves

Someone who was a point of contact on the underground railroad Agent Someone who was a point of contact on the underground railroad

Conductors Brave people who risked their lives to help runaways find their way to freedom

The constellation of stars we call Drinking gourd The constellation of stars we call the Big Dipper

Code name for the underground railroad Freedom train Code name for the underground railroad

Promised Land Canada or a free state

People escorting slaves Shephards People escorting slaves

A place of safety – a safe house Station A place of safety – a safe house

A person who demanded immediate emancipation of slaves Someone who was a point of contact Brave people who risked their lives to show runaways to freedom Big dipper and the north star Code name for the underground railroad Canada People escorting slaves A place of safety -- safe house