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The breathtaking courage of Harriet Tubman - Janell Hobson

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https://padlet.com/claire_holman/4wmrqd6e15fq

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A rumor states that Harriet Tubman actually helped 70 slaves escape and instructed 70 to escape on their own. This statement contrasts to the 300 people that is said she helped escape.

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(c. 1820–1913) Born into slavery in Maryland, Harriet Tubman escaped to freedom in the North in 1849 to become the most famous "conductor" on the Underground Railroad. Tubman risked her life to lead hundreds of family members and other slaves from the plantation system to freedom on this elaborate secret network of safe houses. A leading abolitionist before the American Civil War, Tubman also helped the Union Army during the war, working as a spy among other roles.

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Harriet Tubman denied anesthesia when she was going through brain surgery. She experienced major headaches and seizures the rest of her life. 

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Harriet Tubman denied anesthesia when she was going through brain surgery. She experienced major headaches and seizures the rest of her life. 

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-Harriet had 8 siblings. Linah, Mariah Ritty, Soph, robert, ben, rachel, henry, and moses
-when an overseer was trying to to stop a runaway slave from getting away slave from getting away the overseer threw a 2 pound weight at him but missed and hit tubman instead. that hit caused her seizures
-In 1844 she married John Tubman, a free African American. After Harriet escaped, she came back for him but he had married another woman.

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Harriet was the first woman to lead a military raid that freed 750 slaves in South Carolina.

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harriet tubman refused treatment for her brain injuries

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she was called Minty as a child and decided to make her "free" or "northern name" Harriet Tubman

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she was called Minty as a child and decided to make her "free" or "northern name" Harriet Tubman

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Harriet Tubman carried live chickens during her freedom routes to make it look like she was running errands.

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Harriet Tubman was born in 1820

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Harriet had no bed or place to stay when she broke her skull. people carried her when she was covered in blood. she was left with narcolepsy.

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she was stronger than most of the males she worked with and when she was bringing people over to the north people who she helped escape said she was much stronge than even the strongest men. 

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she was stronger than most of the males she worked with and when she was bringing people over to the north people who she helped escape said she was much stronge than even the strongest men. 

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Harriet Tubman dressed as a cook, a man, a slave, a nurse, and many more disguises to protect her identity and to avoid getting caught.

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in the 1890's she got brain surgery for her headache's and refused to get anestesia for the operation

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Harriet Tubman was a union scout during the civil war she received 200 dollars for three years of combat service. She was a spy.

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Harriet Tubman was a union scout during the civil war she received 200 dollars for three years of combat service. She was a spy.

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Harriet Tubman almost replaced Andrew Jackson as the face of the 20 dollar bill in 2016

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Harriet Tubman almost replaced Andrew Jackson as the face of the 20 dollar bill in 2016

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The reward for turning her over to southern authorities.

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one time when her owners were trying to sell her younger brother her mother had him hide in the woods for I think a week and she fought off the white owners so she could keep her family together

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one time when her owners were trying to sell her younger brother her mother had him hide in the woods for I think a week and she fought off the white owners so she could keep her family together

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As a child her favorite thing to do was to sit by the fire and tell stories with all the men. 

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As a child her favorite thing to do was to sit by the fire and tell stories with all the men. 

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the reason she got the idea to escape was because during her narcoleptic episodes she would see herself flying over a field and there would be a fence that she knew she needed to make it over but she never could and she thought that it was God telling her she needed to escape. 

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the reason she got the idea to escape was because during her narcoleptic episodes she would see herself flying over a field and there would be a fence that she knew she needed to make it over but she never could and she thought that it was God telling her she needed to escape. 

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harrriet tubman died at the age of 93

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She was a nurse in the union army before her courageous acts.

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Harriet Tubman rejected the teachings of the new testament because they taught about obedience and she preferred the teachings of the Old Testaments tales of deliverance.

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one time she stole sugar when she was working as a house maid and had to take care of her owners children but she was caught and never got to try the cube of sugar

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one time she stole sugar when she was working as a house maid and had to take care of her owners children but she was caught and never got to try the cube of sugar

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Harriet returned to save her husband, but he refused to leave because he found another women. Harriet left without him, and this shows her willingness and strength in order to get freedom.

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When she was around 5-6 she was whipped 5 times before breakfast because a baby kept crying. She carried those scars from the whip for the rest of her life.

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One time she got in trouble and was afraid to be beaten so she ran to another farm and hid with the pigs for 3 days till she got hungry and went home to be beaten anyway

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One time she got in trouble and was afraid to be beaten so she ran to another farm and hid with the pigs for 3 days till she got hungry and went home to be beaten anyway

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When working as a child for her owners she was sent out to the marshes to check traps for animals and got malaria.

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When working as a child for her owners she was sent out to the marshes to check traps for animals and got malaria.

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In the papers and to the public, Harriet was known as the "Black Ghost" and had a bounty of 350,000 dollars

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She went back to the south to help free others over 20 times

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She went back to the south to help free others over 20 times

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She was the first woman to lead a combat assault. She lead 150 black troops across South Carolina to help save more slaves.

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Harriet saved an estimated of 3,000 slaves through out 20 trips. She never lost a single slave. She had a code name which was Moses. Her actual name was Araminta Ross. While she was in the market getting food for she master, she was accidentally hit in the head with a lead block and later suffered from narcolepsy. When she received surgery to help solve her narcolepsy but she refused anesthesia. She was born in Maryland only 2 hours away from where bullis is. She was 29 when she escaped to freedom.

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She was hit in the head by a weight that caused severe head trauma that would end up being the cause of her death in 1913.

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She was hit in the head with a lead paper weight while shopping for her owner and developed narcolepsy. 

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She was hit in the head with a lead paper weight while shopping for her owner and developed narcolepsy. 

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In the last mission of Harriet Tubman, she went back to save her sister. She found out she was actually dead, and rescued another family instead.

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She was born a slave and her first job was a nursemaid. Every-time the baby would cry, she would get beaten violently. After a severe head injury  (someone accidentally hit her with a medal weight) she was "diagnosed' with seizures for the rest of her life. It is thought that the visions and times in which "god communicated with her" were deprived from the head injury.  She changed her name to Harriet after her mother. It was December 1850 when she led her first family out of slavery (her niece, husband, and a couple of children). Her last mission to free someone was supposed to be her sister, but once she reached her sisters location she found out her sister had died..., she ended up saving a different family.

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Harriet Tubman rode the slaves out on Saturdays because slave owners used Sundays as a rest day. This gave the slaves 2 whole days of a head start to escape.

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Harriet Tubman led about 3,000 slaves to the north using her visions from her narcolepsy to lead them, but she did not lose a single slave. Her visions included her talking with god, and him giving her directions. Her real name was Araminta Ross, but she changed it to Harriet ross after her first escape, then became Harriet Tubman by marriage. When her owner, Edward Brodess, tried to sell her, she wished to god that he would die and a week later he did in fact die. She had two husbands, John Tubman and Nelson Davis. She died because of her narcolepsy and intense headaches.

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She was hit many times by her owner because she went off the plantation without telling him and he took a two pound weight and hit her with it on the head. She suffered from many seizures.

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She was hit many times by her owner because she went off the plantation without telling him and he took a two pound weight and hit her with it on the head. She suffered from many seizures.

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The majority of escaped slaves were young males. Which made what she was doing even more incredible.

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She was the main person in the underground railroad which was a system that helped people get out of slavery. People who supported the underground railroad would hang quilts in their front windows that had special signs that would let people know that they could stay in their homes safely.

She was illiterate, she had narcolepsy, she died in the Home for the Aged which she founded herself, she cured dysentery, she had brain surgery and during it she refused anesthesia instead she chewed on a bullet like the soldiers in the army, she never lost a slave, she was a spy and a nurse in the union army,

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She was born only 2 hours and 30 minutes from here
She fled from slavery leaving her entire family behind to go to Philadelphia. She then came back and  helped hundreds escape slavery.
She was wanted to the modern $770,000. She started an old folks home.
She used the skills she learned from being a slave to survive being an escapee.

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Harriet Tubman helped an estimated 3000 slaves escape under her code-name "noses"
And she did it all while suffering from narcolepsy