What other jobs did Harriet Tubman have?

Answer 1

Besides being a big part of the Underground Railroad to help slaves escape, Harriet Tubman was also involved in the fight for women's suffrage. Also, when John Brown was planning his raid on Harpers Ferry, Harriet helped him recruit men to help him pull it off. As it turned out, the raid failed, and Brown ended up being sentenced to death by hanging. Harriet didn't participate because she was sick at the time.

Answer 2

First, Harriet Tubman was born a slave in Dorchester County in Maryland. She worked on her master's plantation until the age of 30. At 30, she escaped to freedom on the Underground Railroad. She returned multiple times bringing more people to freedom. Over all, she helped more than 300 slaves. Then, slavery ended. Harriet then worked as a nurse, spy, and soldier. She then died in the year of 1913.

Answer 3

Harriet Tubman was a slave. Here is a list of things that she did:

She escaped to Canada.

She went back to the South many times to help more slaves escape, establishing the underground railroad.

The song, Follow The Drinking Gourd may have came from this.

Answer 4

She later retired because she was old and she was done of helping people

Answer 5

Well one of the things that she did was that she made checkpoints so that when slaves didn't know what to do they had the people that were at the checkpoints to tell them what to do.

Answer 6

Harriet Tubman built the 'Underground Railroad'.........of course

Answer 7

Harriet Tubman is believed to have worked as a spy, a nurse and a cook.

Answer 8

as a slave