Twenty Fantastic Accomplishments of Harriet Tubman
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Know as 'The Moses of her People' she helped hundreds of slaves escape to freedom.
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With the last of her money she opened a home for the aged.
This home still stands today.
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beautiful if you were still allive the world will be a better place because after when you went through all that you are still going to give away free stuff to people you are one of the most awsomest poples in the world i hope you are having a great time in haven
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She was named 'The Moses of Her People' because she saved over 300 slaves.
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70 people, 300 has been exacterated
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It is a accomplishment
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Also 、she went to the free state but she went back risking her life to help her families
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that's what my mom said : 0
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How is that an accomplishment
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After helping her family escape there were large rewards out for capture.
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this is so nice wat she did 4 da people
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that wonderful that she saved her family but said that they tried to capture her and her family
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She became a master of disguise to help her fellow slaves.
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She escaped by hiking through swamps at night she walked 90 miles to freedom.
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thats sweet
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She was hired as a dishwasher in Philadelphia and worked hard.
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tht just mean
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The Fugitive Law caused Harriet to lead her fellow slaves to Canada.
She said she could no long trust Uncle Sam with her people.
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As conductor of the Underground Railroad she left no one behind.
Many people were hungry for freedom and she helped them all.
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Harriet was very religious and her religion taught her that slavery was a sin.
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that is not really an accomplishment
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10.
The plantation where she worked was sold and Harriet was to be shipped off to the deep South.
Many slaves shipped to the south were never see or heard from again.
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not accomlishment, its a trouble
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When the Civil War started she was a spy for the Union Soldiers.
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12.
After the Civil War she went on speaking tours to tell of her Underground Railroad.
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13.
She was born Harriet Ross to parents of the Ashanti Tribe of West Africa.
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how is this an acomplishment
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14.
Harriet Tubman never received any money for the service to her country during the Civil War.
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how is this an accomplishment
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15.
A book was published in 1869 about her heroism and brought her lots of money.
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thats a good one
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16.
She decided to go back and save her family.
She traveled back and rescued her sister's family.
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17.
When she was 15 she tried to help a runaway slave.
Her overseer hit her head hard and he slipped into a coma, it took her months to recover and she suffered blackout for the remainder of her life.
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18.
Harriet Tubman died in near poverty in 1913.
She told everyone that she would go an prepare a place for them.
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ok everyone know she was the best so i dont understand why you feel the need to say that. you didnt look smart with that post go back and educate yourself
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how is that an accomplishment?
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harriet tubman was the best
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She made 19 tirps on her 'Underground Railroad'
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20.
At the age of 24 Harriet married John Tubman a free black man.
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