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Harriet was the FIRST WOMAN to lead an armed expedition in war. The Combahee River Raid freed 700 slaves in South Carolina

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During the civil war, Tubman used her knowledge and connections from working on the Underground Railroad to spy on the Southern army.

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When the Fugitive Slave Act was implemented, the North was no longer safe for escaped slaves. Harriet extended the Underground Railroad up to Canada to ensure freedom for the people she saved.

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While Harriet freed the majority of her family, her husband decided to stay in Maryland (a slave state) and remarried.

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When she was younger, an overseer struck Tubman in the head with a 2 pound weight. For the rest of her life, she suffered from migraines, seizures, and narcolepsy. Yet these set backs didn't stop her from her mission!

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Harriet Tubman was known by many names, but Moses was one of her more popular nicknames. Just like her namesake, Tubman delivered people from slavery to freedom

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Harriet changed the world by refusing to accept her lot in life. Not only did she free herself from slavery, she freed hundreds of people who would have otherwise stayed slaves. The most famous conductor of the Underground Railroad, Harriet shaped what it meant to be a true American. She embodies our highest ideal: FREEDOM

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Maryland to New York