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victus00 [196]
1 year ago
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Why is the background information on the town of Ripley relevant to John P. Parker's account of the Underground Railroad? *Selec

t TWO to complete your answer.
Select all that apply

A.)Due to Ripley's commercial productivity, it would become a very important city during the Civil War.

B.)The busy town and riverfront were the landscape that John P. Parker had to lead the runaway slaves through.

C.)It is important to John P. Parker that people remember how commercially successful his hometown of Ripley was.

D.)The community of both abolitionists and those who tried to capture runaway slaves affected John P. Parker's work.
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rosijanka [135]1 year ago
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this answer is C for this question

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