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This image portrays where I was born
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In 1825, I began my first job outside of the plantation. I was a nursemaid, but I was severly beaten everytime the baby would cry.
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Harriet Tubman was hit in the head by a heavy metal object. This began her life of frequent seizures, headaches, and "visions."
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In 1844, I married John Tubman. He became a mean man once we got married and told me that if I ever tried to runaway, he would tell my master.
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Harriet and her two brothers escape from their slave plantation. Her brothers turn back, but Harriet makes it to Pennsylvania, a free state.
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Harriet helps her niece's family escape from slavery through the Underground Railroad. Beginning her journey as a major conductor for the Underground Railroad. (This image portrays the routes of the Underground Railroad)
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I had to re-route the path of the Underground Railroad to go through Canada, where it would be safe.
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I met a nice man named John Brown, he calls me General Tubman. I have been helping him to recruit soldiers for a raid he's prepping for. (The image portrays the Harper's Ferry Raid)
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I went back on one last mission to rescue my sister out of slavery, but unforunately when I went back, I discovered she had died. Luckily, I was still able to help someone though, I brought the Ennals family to safety.
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The Civil war began today. I'm helping out in every way I can. I've been acting as a nurse, a cook, a recruiter, and even a spy!
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<a href='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xh3-9R7Q0OE'>
(Link to a video)^^^
Abraham Lincoln, such a great man, issued the Emancipation Proclamation that set my brothers and sisters free. -
<a href='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AK2GRE8UVRs'
(Link to a video) ^^^
I've been told that I apparently am the first woman to ever lead an assault. I led my men into battle at the Combahee River Raid and we were able to set 700 slaves free! -
I married my true love, Nelson Davis.
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In 1874, we adopted a baby girl that we named Gertie. The picture on the right is a portrait of Nelson, Gertie, and I.
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I've been helping with the women's suffrage movement by giving speeches in places like Boston,Washington, and New York.
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"I go to prepare a place for you."
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Harriet Tubman died
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