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What is a cause and effect relationship in 'Flight to Freedom'?

A cause and effect relationship in 'Flight to Freedom' shows how one event or action (the cause) leads to a specific outcome (the effect). For example, harsh laws made the Underground Railroad illegal, which caused agents to use secret stations to help people escape.

How can I teach cause and effect using the Underground Railroad?

To teach cause and effect using the Underground Railroad, have students identify key events or laws and the resulting changes for people involved. Using T-Charts or storyboards helps students visually organize causes and effects from the historical context.

What are some examples of cause and effect in the Underground Railroad?

Examples include: Cause: The Fugitive Slave Law was passed. Effect: More slaves escaped using the Underground Railroad. Cause: Many escaped slaves faced poverty in the North. Effect: Canadians helped them build new lives.

Why is understanding cause and effect important for students reading historical texts?

Understanding cause and effect helps students see how historical events are connected, making it easier to comprehend complex stories like the Underground Railroad. It boosts critical thinking and reading comprehension.

What is the best way to create a cause and effect storyboard for 'Flight to Freedom'?

The best way is to use a T-Chart or storyboard: list the event or action in one column and its effect in the other. Add simple illustrations to show each step. This visual approach makes connections clear for students.