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English, 20.02.2020 06:15 picklespicklesdicc

What is the MOST likely reason the author included the information about the language used to talk about members of the
Underground Railroad?
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to show that historians misunderstood the routes used in Indiana
to explain why no one is sure how the Underground Railroad got its name
to emphasize the similarity between the way it functioned and a real railroad
to elaborate on the complicated network and the importance of secrecy
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naton clayon in Indiana?

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