Harriet Tubman Role Model

Harriet Tubman, an abolitionist, was an unbelievably remarkable woman who accomplished several tasks in her life. She was an extraordinary heroine. Harriet was determined to free numerous slaves during her journey. To add, Harriet had to overcome several difficult situations in her trip. Lastly, Harriet was honored as a leader by some of her passengers and the celebrities themselves. In taking the route of the Underground Railroad, Harriet succeeded in freeing hundreds of slaves with determination. Harriet Tubman was dedicated in assisting the hopeless slaves along her adventure to Canada. Her new role model, William Still, provided people’s goods at one of the local churches. In addition, when she left Philadelphia, she brought numerous fugitives with her to escape. After Harriet guided the fugitives away from their master’s, she purchased tickets for all the …show more content…
Before Harriet fled her master’s plantation, her husband John Tubman stole her savings. Such an act caused Harriet to be abandoned with no money for her to use among the trip. To add, Harriet was stricken from a brick by her dreadful master. The brick hit her in the head; therefore, she would have random episodes of fainting. Furthermore, there were frequent bounty hunters out seeking the presence of Harriet Tubman. In addition, some safe houses would not allow Harriet’s humungous group of people to enter. The large group would be more visible, to the slave hunters. Therefore, the owners would be caught for providing the care to the runaway’s. Moreover, when the slave hunters found the slaves in a barn, they torched the barn until it was in flames. Luckily for the slaves, there were underground tunnels for them to escape out of; nevertheless, they had a difficult time doing so. Even through all the complications, Harriet Tubman still successfully led the fugitives to