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    went through simply cannot be explained in one essay; however by the end of this article a better understanding of this horrifying time period will be included. The one thing that many people admired during slavery was Harriet Tubman’s key role in saving hundreds of slaves. Tubman was a runaway slave who had escaped in 1849 yet still returned to save family and non-relatives. During her lifespan she accomplished many triumphs; however one…

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    Both of author’s purposes had interesting thoughts on Harriet Tubman. About when Harriets thoughts about slavery. They both didn't talk about the same thing. Both author purposes where similar but didn't talk about the things throughout the texts. The difference about both author’s purposes is that one of the texts talked about leaders. Tubman helped a black army attack enemy lines. Before she helped the army, Tubman was becoming famous. The people were calling her Moses. They were calling her…

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    In the award winning novel Chains, the author, Laurie Halse Anderson, presents an historical Revolutionary War novel where a young slave girl must escape to freedom to save her sister, Ruth. This takes her on a perilous journey through eighteenth century America towards freedom, where the only way out is perseverance and courage. Through scenes in the book, Anderson implies that to improve your situation and work towards a cause risks must be taken. This idea is shown in the scenes when she…

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    These 2 stories are comparing and contrasting about how the authors purposes are about.They are very similar but are they really?What are some differences you thought about when reading this.And similarities. One similarity is that the passages both tell us how she got them and got them out of slavery.Both passages really support that she saved and helped tons of people out of slavery,and encourages that she did this for a reason.They also talk about how she didn't give up and she always keeps…

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    Harriet Tubman is a legend from back when slavery was legal but not for long. Harriet had a goal of freeing her and as many slaves as she could.During this attempt she had many character traits that helped her along the way. These character traits were intelligence,courageousness,and resourceful. Know you will know how all of these character traits helped her guide 500 slaves to freedom. First she was intelligent because she outsmarted the slave owners who followed her with…

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    1822 , Dorchester County, Maryland a miracle happens. Harriet Tubman was born. Harriet Tubman is one America's better known heros. She escorted about 300 slaves to freedom. She was brave, smart, and selfless. Her greatest achievement in my opinion is the underground railroad. She worked as a conductor of the underground railroad. She was nicknamed as moses. Harriet tubman knew what she was doing because she knew the place well. Harriet Tubman made a life-changing decision. When her master died…

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    During the 1800s, slavery was going on in the United States. Harriet Tubman fits into this topic of “Taking a Stand”, because she made many actions that were against slavery. She took a job that was dangerous to handle, freed many slaves, and continued of going against slavery during and after the Civil War. When Araminta Ross was born, she was born as a slave on a cotton farm in Delaware in 1820 December(Hale). Her family was owned by the family who runs the cotton farm. The owners decided to…

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    Underground Railroad conductor, Harriet Tubman (Harriet 1). popular among the slaves, and Harriet Tubman is considered the most famous conductor of that time. Due to this, Harriet Tubman is considered a revolutionary character who has made an enormous impact on the freedom of slaves in America, and through her life, people can see how slavery in America was a malicious system. Through conquering her past as a slave, she was able to better her future. Before Tubman Slavery began when the need…

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    1821 Harriet Tubman was born on a plantation in Maryland in about 1821.She was born to Harriet and Ben Ross,who were slaves. Harriet’s name was originally Araminta Ross, but she changed it to Harriet. As a child, Harriet escaped from her master, and ran to hide in a pigpen.Harriet stayed in the pigpen for 5 whole days.On the 5th day, she returned to her master, expecting a beating, but instead the owner of the house did the beating, and it broke her ribs.That was not the worst hit she was to…

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    Harriet Tubman Davis became such an amazing inspiration to people all over the United States and still is to this day. She grew up to be one of the most famous conductors for the underground railroad. This involved leading the slaves from the South to the North, where they could escape to freedom. Many of the troubles she faced throughout her life only made her a better person. Harriet Tubman faced many difficult obstacles. When she was a little girl she was struck in the head with a heavy lead…

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