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she was sent to the market by her master and a slave went to the village without permission. the master of the slave ordered harriet to hold down the slave but harriet refused and let the slave run by her. angry, the master picked up a 2 pound weight and threw it. it struck harriet in the forehead and knocked her unconsious. for the rest of her life she was struck with sleeping spells where she fell asleep any time or anywhere.
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What part of the head did Harriet Tubman get hit by the weight?
Harriet Tubman got hit in the forehead by the weight leaving a big gash. That is why she always wore a bandana around her forehead.
What did the weight that hit Harriet Tubman in the head look like?
There is no specific description available for the weight that hit Harriet Tubman in the head. Historical records mention that she was hit by a heavy metal weight thrown by an enraged overseer, but further details regarding its appearance are not provided.
What did Harriet Tubman get hit in the head with?
A slave went to the store without permission and Harriet Followed and the owner cought up with him and told Harriet to help hold him and she refused and the slave was starting to run and the owner picked up a weight or rock and threw it at the slave, missed and hit Harriet in the head with it.
What year was harriet Tubman hit in the head?
in 1872
Why did Harriet Tubman get hit?
There are reports that Harriet Tubman suffered a head injury as a child when she was hit by a heavy metal weight thrown by a slave owner. This injury caused lifelong neurological issues and occasional seizures.
What part of the head did Harriet Tubman get hit by the weight?
Harriet Tubman got hit in the forehead by the weight leaving a big gash. That is why she always wore a bandana around her forehead.
How did harriet Tubman receive her head injury whe she was a teenager?
She was hit in the head with a weight
Did Harriet Tubman have an incident with an overseer?
Yes, when Harriet Tubman was 15, she was hit with an iron weight
What did the weight that hit Harriet Tubman in the head look like?
There is no specific description available for the weight that hit Harriet Tubman in the head. Historical records mention that she was hit by a heavy metal weight thrown by an enraged overseer, but further details regarding its appearance are not provided.
What diseases did Harriet Tubman have?
Harriet Tubman died at the age of 93 from a severe case of pneumonia. She had suffered from seizures for most of her adult life after being hit in the head with a 2lb weight.
What did Harriet Tubman get hit in the head with?
A slave went to the store without permission and Harriet Followed and the owner cought up with him and told Harriet to help hold him and she refused and the slave was starting to run and the owner picked up a weight or rock and threw it at the slave, missed and hit Harriet in the head with it.
Explain how Harriet Tubman was hurt?
she was trying to save a slave when a white man hit her in the head with a medal weight
What year was harriet Tubman hit in the head?
in 1872
Why did Harriet Tubman get hit?
There are reports that Harriet Tubman suffered a head injury as a child when she was hit by a heavy metal weight thrown by a slave owner. This injury caused lifelong neurological issues and occasional seizures.
What sickness did harriet Tubman died of?
Harriet Tubman died at the age of 93 from a severe case of pneumonia. She had suffered from seizures for most of her adult life after being hit in the head with a 2lb weight.
How was Harriet Tubman injured in the head?
Harriet Tubman went to the store one day and a slave master was yelling at one of his slaves. The slave was at the door right in fron of Harriet. The owner threw a 2lb weight at his slave but the slave ducked and it hit her
How did Harriet Tubman get the scar on her fore head?
When she was younger, about 14, Harriet got hit with a metal weight and she blacked out for days. Her mother tried to make her okay but Harriet didn't move. Then she recovered and was sent back to work.
