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Respond to the questions and attach the written response as a file. Submission must be 400 words minimum-550 words maximum. Demonstrate your knowledge of the entire assigned website journey and assigned letter All written work must be in your own words. NO PLAGARISM. Show me you viewed the entire websites. Your responses to each of the questions should be different. Offer different illustrations and examples as your respond to each question. No outside research or sources other than the 2 assignment websites.

PART ONE

1) Go through this Underground Railroad Interactive website (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

2) Start with the Journey in the top left corner of the web-page. Choose “Yes”.

3) You will see that you are a slave with a choice to run or to stay.

Click “yes” I want to go

4) Take the complete journey to the end of the website where you arrive in Canada.

Answer 2 of the following 3 questions in paragraph form.

Show which questions you are answering by your writing and by not repeating the question and by using different illustrations for each question you choose.

1) Describe 2 new things you learned about the Underground Railroad that were not in the text.

2) What surprised you? You must display learning and information from the website. Use detail and evidence to back your generalizations. For instance do not only state , “It surprised me it was so difficult”. Why was it difficult? Expand by describing the journey in depth.

3) Describe two new people or types of people you met on the way. You must display information from the website

PART TWO

Read this letter from Thomas Garrett to Harriet Tubman (Links to an external site.)Links to an external site.

Answer each of these questions:

1) How does Thomas Garrett’s letter add to your understanding of the Underground Railroad? Use at least two specific examples from the letter.

2. How does this letter add to your understanding of Thomas Garrett’s role in the activities of the Underground Railroad?