During and after the Civil War, where did Jacobs travel to?
Union-occupied parts of the Confederate South
The Confederate South
The free North
Europe
Answer
During and after the Civil War, Harriet Jacobs traveled extensively throughout the Union-occupied regions of the Confederate South. She traversed various states and cities, including Charleston, South Carolina; Savannah, Georgia; and New York City. Jacobs' journeys were driven by her desire to seek refuge, connect with abolitionists, and advance the cause of freedom for enslaved people.
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