PLEASEEEEEEEEEE HELPPPPPPPPP
After reading and discussing "The People Could Fly," respond to the following questions.


1) Explain how the allusion of flying/wings connects to escaping slavery.




2) How does this connect to Harriet Tubman and the song Go Down Moses?



I already did the first answer, so I just need the second one, also links to websites and fake answers will be reported, but the best answer that sounds reasonable and is not just one sentence will receive brainliest. PLZ PLZ PLZ respond as soon as possible, thanks :D

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Explanation:

I haven't read the book so I'm just basing my answer off common sense and my preexisting knowledge of history so please take this with a grain of salt.

I believe the connection would be more of a metaphorical one as Harriet Tubman is an American abolitionist. Flying/wings would represent Harriet's goal of trying to abolished slavery and make slaves free. The song, "Go Down Moses," is a song expressing the freedom of slaves, relative to the suffering of the Israel's when Pharoah was oppressing them which can be found in the Bible.

I hope this helped a little bit!