that it was a major role for her cause she had to free the slaves and i guess she died
she played a major role because she was risking her life and freedom to save others
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Harriet Tubman played a major role in the freedom for many slave's. The underground railroad was a secret route leading to safe houses that helped the slaves seek freedom.
After she gained her freedom she went back and escorted 300 people on the Underground Railroad out of slavery.
She led the slaves out of slavery and she made History by using the underground railroad.
She was a big part of the underground railroad helping slaves find their way to safe houses.
She was part of the underground railroad, which was a organization that helped hundreds of slaves get to the north/ Canada.
The Big Dipper, as part of the constellation Ursa Major, was used by Harriet Tubman and other conductors of the Underground Railroad as a guide to lead slaves to freedom. The North Star, which is located near the Big Dipper's handle, served as a constant point of reference to help navigate in the night. By following the direction of the Big Dipper and North Star, slaves could travel north toward freedom.
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the way she escaped from freedom was because she got a letter form a white slave owner who wrote telling harriet tubman how to escape.with step by step that she followed to escape. ya trick 2- CHANIZ !!!!!!!
She helped escaped slaves make their way to free states and to Canada where they were no longer slaves. Look up the term Underground Railroad. She was known as Moses, and was quite a person.
She helped escaped slaves make their way to free states and to Canada where they were no longer slaves. Look up the term Underground Railroad. She was known as Moses, and was quite a person.
The major goal of the Freedmen's Bureau was to assist formerly enslaved individuals in transitioning to freedom by providing them with food, housing, education, and employment opportunities.
One of Lincoln's major contribution while in office was the Emancipation Proclamation. This began the process of freedom for America's black slaves.