How did the Jones' help hundreds of slaves?
By teaching them
By helping them hide
By giving them jobs
By taking them overseas
Answer
The Jones played a pivotal role in aiding hundreds of enslaved individuals to escape through their involvement in the Underground Railroad. This covert network extended from the Southern United States into free Northern states and Canada and was fueled by abolitionists' collective efforts and commitment to eradicating slavery.
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