Harriet Tubman deserves so much more than recognition and for her actions and achievements. How easy is it to run through such a heavcamps and free all the slaves there in one night? She revolutionized the world for many reasons, leading to one dream and one action. She helped and freed so many slaves and non-slaves from the tyranny that was the world back then, but now things are different. We live in equality and side by side in every war, team, and even class today. Let’s take a look at how one of the most revolutionary woman in history was able to make it out and pave the way for us to live in world peace.
Although she was the first slave to free others, she also was the first slave to care for others. Seven weeks after the Combahee River raid, Document D states, “...By the time I’d bathed off three or four, the fire and the heat would have melted the ice and made the water warm…” I take this to mean that because so many freed-slaves volunteered and had gotten wounded, she had about 20 coming to the hospital a day. Having 20 people come to be healed by such a revolutionary woman is such a flattering thought, but this hard-working woman was so humble she never let it get to her head. …show more content…
According to Document B she would go to Philadelphia all the way from Dorchester! Tell me that is not amazing without gasping. Harriet was just the type of person to do anything for other people so when she heard that slaves were held in the Niagara Falls area she went there from Maryland! Harriet Tubman truly is
Although she was the first slave to free others, she also was the first slave to care for others. Seven weeks after the Combahee River raid, Document D states, “...By the time I’d bathed off three or four, the fire and the heat would have melted the ice and made the water warm…” I take this to mean that because so many freed-slaves volunteered and had gotten wounded, she had about 20 coming to the hospital a day. Having 20 people come to be healed by such a revolutionary woman is such a flattering thought, but this hard-working woman was so humble she never let it get to her head. …show more content…
According to Document B she would go to Philadelphia all the way from Dorchester! Tell me that is not amazing without gasping. Harriet was just the type of person to do anything for other people so when she heard that slaves were held in the Niagara Falls area she went there from Maryland! Harriet Tubman truly is