Harriet tubman by Emilia Uribe Galván

"Moses"

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there were rumors of a man named moses but it was actually harriet the one who was freeing the slaves

A calling card

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Harriet gave signals for days to the slaves who wanted to escape with her such as bird calls

a very big group

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harriet helped eleven people escape and guided them to Canada wich meant that this was going to be her hardest journey yet

the first stop

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harriet and her party arrived at their first stop but they were turned down by the previous host since there were too many people and his placed had been searched the night before that

the second stop

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After a long journey Tubman and her group arrived at a German farmer's house and were welcomed in and given shelter and food by him and his wife

Stories of hope

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Tubman had to tell the group stories so they would not tur on her so she told them stories about frederick douglass, william still ,William and Ellen Craft and Thomas Garret

"go free or die"

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Tubman had to threaten her group in order for no one to escape becaue that would mean the compromise of the entire underground railroad if someone got caught

Thomas Garrett

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Tubman and her group finnally get to thomas garrett's house in Delaware and they are given all that they were promised (shelter, food, and new shoes)

William Still

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They arrived at Philadelphia where their names were recorded by William Still who also supplied Harriet with money

Frederick Douglass

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In Rochester they stayed with douglass for he wrote about having eleven slaves in his home

Arriving in Canada

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In december they arrived in St. Catherines (now known as Ontario) and although the winters were hard they knew that it was better because they were free

A new home

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Harriett decided to make of Canada her new home but still helped slaves for six more years