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No, Harriet Tubman was not in the Revolutionary War.

The Revolutionary War, a war fought between America and Great Britain for American independence, occurred about forty-five years before Tubman was born.

She was, however, a key role in the Civil War, a conflict between the Union and the Confederacy.

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