Web Site Comparison

In the case of Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad, I searched on this topic and found a link to the National Geographic web site, where an Underground Railroad historical site was set up (ôThe Underground Railroadö). This was the type of site where the user proceeds from one screen to the next to see what the typical experience of an escaping slave was. The screens were accompanied by sound, and Harriet TubmanÆs role in facilitating slave escapes was explained. I enjoyed the online ôjourneyö and felt that it gave a good approximation of the situation that many slaves found themselves in, particularly in terms of the threats and dangers that could cause a slave to turn back from escape at any time. There were a few other sources listed in the search, but none of them were as informative or interesting as the National Geographic site.

When I searched on the Trail of Tears, however, I found little useful information. There was no one source

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