Why was harriet Tubman so important?

Answer 1

She helped create the underground railroad. Because she helped many African American slaves escape to Canada, including her family she was a great addition to the war against slavery. They (the whites) were on the hunt for Harriet, but that did not stop her she still lead a army of runaway slaves to the home of the free Canada.

Answer 2

Harriet Tubman was so important because she was the most well known conductor of the Underground Railroad. During the Civil war, she helped by becoming a nurse, scout, solider, and spy. After the war, she continued working for what she believed in by becoming a feminist and fighting for women's suffrage rights. She was one of the most famous conductors, abolitionist, humanitarian, and a Union spy during the Civil War.

Answer 3

She helped the slaves escape through the underground railroad. It was a path they could take to get to freedom. She helped free thousands of slaves.

Answer 4

she was so important because she escaped without being caught and she saved about 300 slaves to freedom

Answer 5

She led Runaway slaves like herself north through the underground railroad to freedom

Answer 6

Harriet Tubman was important to American because she ran the underground railroad to help slaves escape to freedom.

Answer 7

because she helped escape slavery and she was really important too because she became an abolitionist and organizer of the under ground railroad