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What about it? Do you want to know it or is it true? Well it's true and now I will tell you about the Freedom Train by Harriet Tubman, the story. The Freedom Train was also known as the Underground Railroad. Have you heard of that? Well it's by Harriet Tubman and she invented it. She wanted to get out of slavery and so when she made it out of slavery she made it and then she came back for her family and friends and others she knew or didn't know!! So everyone who went with her made it in to freedom!!
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She was brave
Only in that he was free Negro and Harriet was not. Story told that he took money for her freedom to save himself. She ran away north and he did not. Was supposedly her husband Harriet returned many times to take family ie mother, sister and brothers to freedom. Also brought many others time after time. Husband would not leave with ther. Harriet also was important to Union army. She acted as guide for army in taking southern forts and ports.
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Harriet Tubman used the spiritual "Go Down Moses" as a signal to fugitive slaves that she was nearby and ready to help guide them to freedom along the Underground Railroad. The lyrics of the song referenced the biblical story of Moses leading the Israelites to freedom from slavery in Egypt, making it a powerful symbol for the abolitionist movement.
she jumped out a second story window
Harriet Tubman, Dred Scott, look in a history book.
Minty is a fictionalized story about the life of Harriet Tubman, a former slave who became a significant figure in the Underground Railroad. Tubman grew up on a plantation in Maryland. She eventually escaped and assisted many other former slaves in doing the same.
She jumped out the second story window, then caught a stagecoach to Memphis.
That would be Harriet Tubman. Her story is very interesting. I suggest doing some research on her and the Underground Railroad.