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She was the conductor of the underground Railroad

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Tubman serve in the union during the American civil war.

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Sometimes, Harriet would lead raids against the confederation. She spied on Confederate territory and told union troops the location of the warehouses and ammunition was

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Britannica school elementary-Harriet Tubman
http://school.eb.com/levels/middle/article/Harriet-Tubman/73673

Ducksters-Harriet Tubman
http://www.ducksters.com/biography/women_leaders/harriet_tubman.php

wikipedia-Harriet Tubman
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harriet_Tubman

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Harriet Tubman: passengers of the Underground Railroad 

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Harriet Tubman: passengers of the Underground Railroad 

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She saved hundreds of people, including her parents and she never lost a passenger (slave).For 11 years, Harriet went back and forth. she saved 70 slaves in 13 expeditions

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In 1849, she her rumors that she would be sold. So she escaped Philadelphia without her husband, parents and siblings

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She married a free African American by the name of John Brown in 1844.

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Her first name was Araminta Ross.But then, she adopted her mother's name, Harriet.

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After the civil war,Tubman went to live in Auburn, New  York with her family. She worked for racial Justice and woman rights. Harriet died in Auburn on March 10 1913

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During the civil war, Tubman moved to South American to serve the Union army as a nurse and a scout.

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harriet Tubman:Conducter of the railroad

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harriet Tubman:Conducter of the railroad

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In Pennsylvania, Tubman became the conductor of the Underground railroad. Slaveholders held a reward for her capture of a total of $40,000.

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Harriet was born at Dorchester Country, Maryland in 1820 and was the one in 11 children of her slave family.

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Harriet Tubman was a  U.S. abolitionist that  escaped slavery. .People called her the "moses of her people"