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she had pants that were brown and not blue
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Why was Harriet Tubman famous?
Harriet was famous because she helped 300 slaves escape to freedom from using the Underground Railroad. Savannah G
Where did Harriet Tubman become famous?
philedelphia
Because this person led so many slaves to freedom he or she was sometimes call by nickname moses?
I don't Know btshes
A famous conductor on the Underground Railroad was?
Harriet Tubman
What famous speech did Harriet Tubman give?
probably
What is an example of freedmen?
harriet tumban
How was Harriet Tumban's life?
Very hard.
Where did harriet tumban die?
Auburn,New York
Who was harriet tumban?
Harriet Tubman was a abolitionist who escaped from slavery and became a conductor to the underground railroad.
Who was Harriet Tubman's role model?
A role model for harriet tumban. Would be Martin Luther King Jr. Because he helped her.
Did harriet tumban have children. and if they did what were their names?
no she does not have any kids i am acting as if i were her and printed out a timeline nothing said she had kids
What did harriet tumban accomplishments?
holla je parle espanyol :P hi bonjour namista holla
What did Harriet Tumban do to end slavery?
she didn't end slavery but when she got her freedom she came back to the south and rescued over 400 slaves Harriet got her freedom by following the clues to the underground railroad and when she got there she went into a house with blue shutters and lights on at night the people in that house quartered Harriet and the people helped her get through the guards until she saw a sign that gave Harriet Tumban her freedom.
What did Harriet T do after she was famous?
GAS!
What was Harriet Tubman's quotation?
Harriet Tubman's famous quotation was, "I never lost a passenger."
What was harriet Beecher stow famous for?
Harriet Beecher Stowe was famous for writing Uncle Toms Cabin. she was also famous because she helped started the civil war.
What was Harriet Tubman was famous for?
Harriet Tubman was famous for setting free hundreds and hundreds of slaves.
