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Approxiamately 300 slaves were freed by Harriet Tubman.. Approxiamately 300 slaves were freed by harriet tubman..

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Was Harriet Tubman for or against slavery how do yu know?

She was against slavery. We know this because she was a major underground railroad operator who helped people escape from slavery.


About how many years after Harriet Tubman's escape from slavery were all enslaved people legally freed by the 13th amendment?

it was about 20 years


Who led people to slavery and was nicknamed Moses?

Harriet Tubman


What day did harriet Tubman escape slavery?

Harriet Tubman was a woman who continuously risked her life to help enslaved people escape to freedom. Harriet Tubman, along with her family, escaped from slavery in September of 1849.


Who were the people who helped slaves escape from the plantations?

Harriet Tubman


Who were some of the people who helped slaves escape?

Harriet Tubman


Why was Harriet Tubman important to america?

harriet tubman was impor tant to america because she help a lot of people exscape slavery


Was Harriet Tubman the main reason why slavery ended?

Harriet Tubman showed many, many people that it is not right and people should not be fighting and finding their way out of slavery they should plainly not be slaves!


What good deeds did Harriet Tubman do to better the lives of others?

Have you ever heard of the Underground Railroad? Well Harriet Tubman was the one who discovered it!! =) She helped people escape from slavery and get to the land to be free!! =) She helped a ton of people, some she knew, others she didn't!!


Did Harriet Tubman help other people out of slavery?

no dip sherlock!!


What caused harriet Tubman to free people from slavery?

Her braveness and kindness


Why did Harriet Tubman and William still help the slaves escape?

Harriet Tubman continued to help enslaved Africans escape captivity, because she yearned for freedom and justice for her people.