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She used 🤬 to make babies not scream, and she carried guns

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When Harriet Tubman came back for her husband, she found out that he married another woman.

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She was a nursemaid when she was a child.

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She was a nursemaid when she was a child.

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There were no underground railroad stops in the south.

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There were no underground railroad stops in the south.

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She carried a drug and weapons on a horse when saving the other slaves. The drug was for restless babies

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She had a giant weight thrown at her and left a life long scar and altered some of her abilities

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She had a giant weight thrown at her and left a life long scar and altered some of her abilities

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I learned that she got an injury when she was younger that affected her the rest of her life. And the crazy part is, she kept on going with her dreams and saving people!

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She held a gun, to people who didn't want to go, and wanted to go back.

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She got her scar from a metal weight being thrown at her head, even though it was meant for a young man who was trying to run away

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She freed many slaves, including her family, and that after she was done working on the railway she ran an orphanage

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In order to remain furtive and a secret, she threatened discouraged slaves (in the Underground Railroad) with a gun and said "You'll be free or die."

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Her brothers, Ben and Harry, were accompanied her on September 17, 1849 but had a change of thoughts when Cambridge Democrat offered $300

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*her real name was Araminta Ross
*she originally went with her two brothers
* her first job was as a nurse maid

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Harriet Tubman suffered seizures throughout her life when 

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Harriet Tubman suffered seizures throughout her life when 

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Harriet Tubman used a gun to keep the runaways going. "You will be free or die"

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Harriet Tubman used a gun to keep the runaways going. "You will be free or die"

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She went back many times even knowing how dangerous it could be.

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She went back many times even knowing how dangerous it could be.

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She was a spy in the Civil War and was one of the first woman to do it!

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I learned that Harriet Tubman was extremely determined and brave for gaining her freedom, along with many others.

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I learned that Harriet Tubman was extremely determined and brave for gaining her freedom, along with many others.

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Her name was actually Araminta Ross ( she will also be replacing Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill in 2020 )

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Her name was actually Araminta Ross ( she will also be replacing Andrew Jackson on the $20 bill in 2020 )

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She got hit in the head with a two pound iron weight when she was young

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She got hit in the head with a two pound iron weight when she was young

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she was hit in the head with a metal object that wasn't meant to hit her

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An enslaved African American who had a child with a free African American could have free children based on the status of the free one.

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An enslaved African American who had a child with a free African American could have free children based on the status of the free one.

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The Bee Movie is a crime against humanity

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The Bee Movie is a crime against humanity

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Fredrick learned how to read and write as a child although it was against the law

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Angelina and Sarah were from South Carolina

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Angelina and Sarah were from South Carolina

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they disagreed with slavery

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Harriet Tubman was the greatest underground railway conductor, even though she only did save 300 people

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Harriet Tubman was the greatest underground railway conductor, even though she only did save 300 people

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Angelina and Sarah Grimke took part in the Abolitionist movement by writing a pamphlet to persuade other women to join them.

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Angelina and Sarah Grimke took part in the Abolitionist movement by writing a pamphlet to persuade other women to join them.

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There were a lot more active abolitionists than I thought there were, and they all helped in more ways than just the underground railroad; they published books, editorials, newspapers, were public speakers, and were brave in that they faced a lot of opposition in their work.

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There were a lot more active abolitionists than I thought there were, and they all helped in more ways than just the underground railroad; they published books, editorials, newspapers, were public speakers, and were brave in that they faced a lot of opposition in their work.

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The blessings in which you, this day, rejoice, are not enjoyed in common . . . This Fourth of July is yours, not mine. You may rejoice, I must mourn.

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They tried to recruit others into the movement, through  pamphlets called Appeal to the Christian Women of the South and American Slavery As It Is

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David Walker was a free African American because of his mothers free status. 

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David Walker was a free African American because of his mothers free status. 

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Helped 300 slaves escape from slavery

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Harriet Tubman helped over 300 slaves get their freedom

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Harriet Tubman helped over 300 slaves get their freedom

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they came from a slaveholding family, but still saw how wrong slavery was and wanted to end it

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Acquired a total bounty of $40,000 in 1830, worth around 980,000 dollars
budapest

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The sisters recruited others for the group

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The sisters recruited others for the group

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What he said on the Fourth of July, “The blessings in which you, this day, rejoice, are not enjoyed in common...This Fourth of July is yours, not mine. You may rejoice, I must mourn.”

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urged African Americans to fight for themselves for their freedom and equality.

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Harriet Tubman helped her family and more than 300 other slaves escape and took 19 more trips bac

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The Grimke Sisters were lit. They wrote books, essays and pamphlets speaking out against slavery.

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William Lloyd Garrisonpublished a newspaper called the Liberator and he founded the American Anti-Slavery Society

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William Lloyd Garrisonpublished a newspaper called the Liberator and he founded the American Anti-Slavery Society

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Harriet Tubman saved a lot less people then I thought she did just sayin

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The Anti-Slavery society spread antislavery literature and petitioned congress to end federal support for slavery

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* Harriet Tubman went to the South 19 times to free slaves
* David Walker had a dad that was a slave and a mother who was free, so he was free
* and other things

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She escaped and came back to the South to free 300 more slaves

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She really started the Civil War by getting others to see what was happening.

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“So you are the little women who wrote the book that started this great war”.

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“So you are the little women who wrote the book that started this great war”.

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Lincoln to Harriet Beecher Stowe

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Garrison helped establish the Anti-Slavery Society

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I learned that slavery was not something that everyone wanted.

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I learned that slavery was not something that everyone wanted.

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Harriet Tubman successfully lead her family and 300+ slaves to freedom

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Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel was about anti-slavery. 

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Harriet Beecher Stowe's novel was about anti-slavery. 

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One group wanted immediate freedom for enslaved African Americans and a bigger role for women. The other group wanted gradual emancipation and for women to play only minor roles in the movement

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Harriet Tubman returned south 19 times

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William Lloyd Garrison published the liberator, and founded the American Anti-Slavery Society. 

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William Lloyd Garrison published the liberator, and founded the American Anti-Slavery Society. 

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She was a "conductor" of the Underground Railway, which transported escaped slaves to northern countries or Canada.

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Angelina and Sarah were against what their parents wanted, so they created a pamphlet called Appeal to the Christian Women of the South