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Enslaved peoples found various ways to protest: by learning to read and write, sabotaging production, rebelling against slave-owners, or running away to freedom. One way this occurred was through the Underground Railroad, a network of safe houses leading north toward free states and Canada. Harriet Tubman, a conductor on the Underground Railroad, made 13 trips back to the South and aided approximately 70 enslaved people to freedom.<\/p>\n
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In the Caribbean, enslaved Africans would escape and form independent maroon communities, such as Accompong Town in Jamaica, which still exists today.<\/p>\n
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