How did the use of the song Follow the Drinkin' Gourd help enslaved people in the Underground Railroad? A) Conductors would use it as a "road map" to find their way North at night.

B) Conductors would use it as a "warning" to tell other passengers it was not safe.

C) Conductors would use it as "code" to tell other passengers that they escape tonight.

D) Conductors would use it as a "password" to find safe passage to the North during the day​

Explanation:

The Drinking Gourd song was supposedly used by an Underground Railroad operative to encode escape instructions and a map. These directions then enabled fleeing slaves to make their way north from Mobile, Alabama to the Ohio River and freedom.

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