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Cesar A project /Harriet Tubman
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Cesar Arreola
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Updated Mar 22, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:11
Chapter 2
00:27
Chapter 3
02:00
Chapter 4
02:02
Chapter 5
02:36
Chapter 6
03:26
Chapter 7
03:28
Chapter 8
03:50
Chapter 9
04:34
Chapter 10
#Tubmen #Freedom
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Audio Transcript
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Hi. This is my big project about Harriet Tubman by
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six areola.
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Why did I chose Harriet Tubman?
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Hey, Tubman fought against slavery by helping slaves escape through
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the Underground Railroad.
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I chose Harriet Tubman because she risked her life to
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lead hundreds of slaves from the plantation system to freedom
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about her family.
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M burst.
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According to biograph dot com, she was one of nine
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Children between 18 away and 18 32 to enslave parents.
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Industrial country, Maryland.
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Urgently named Amen to Harriet Ross Tubman was nicknamed Minty
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by her parents.
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This shows that she had siblings, so she was born
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on nine Children.
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She lived in Maryland, and her name is aiming to
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Harriet Bosse symptoms and episodes.
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According to biograph dot com, Tubman encountered a slave who
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had left the fields without permission, demands oversee for demanding
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that Tubman restrained the runaway.
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When Tubman refused to oversee it through a £2 weight
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that struck on the head, Tilghman injured seizures, several headaches
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and napped or elliptic episodes for the rest of her
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life. This shows that people I don't care about slaves
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because she got hit for a week for doing nothing.
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It just don't make any sense.
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She got an injury from a weight.
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It's hurt.
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Salt is good for money.
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According to biograph dot com, Tubman's early life was full
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of hardships.
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Mary Brodus son Edward So three Tubman sister sisters to
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a dis implantation.
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This shows her owner, so that's a part of a
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family. And if that was me, I would be heartbroken
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to come anniversary.
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People wanted her back, according to biograph dot com people
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after a notice that was published in Cambridge Democrat offering
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a $300 reward for the return of airmen to Dublin.
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This shows that people want to toughen back.
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She left to Philadelphia, so people was looking for her
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when she escaped and left.
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Her brothers thought about bringing back the money.
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Wow, Okay, career.
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She worked as a housewife, according to biograph dot com,
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Mary Panton Brutus.
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What is the name?
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Rented her out as an to a neighbor.
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As a domestic servant, it shows that she worked as
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a maid for her neighbor.
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She does seems like fresh a glass of water for
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the people that rented her for.
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Maybe Hansen worked for the government.
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According to women history dot com Tubman also served in
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the scouts by Guerilla Soldier whenever that is, and nurse
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for the Union Army during the Civil War.
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The shows that she held people that was hurt because
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she was a nurse.
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She was a spy.
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So she was sneaky.
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Yeah, cause and effect mhm cars, in fact, because she
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led the slaves to freedom and help people that were
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treated horribly.
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Okay, she made a change by helping people escape slavery.
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She was mentioned in the Martin Luther King Jr speech
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to encourage the whites and blacks that we are all
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equal legacy legacy according to women's history dot com one
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known as most Moses of her people here, Taubman was
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an enslaved, escaped and helped other people gain their freedom
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As a conductor of the Underground Railroad.
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Number two, she is considered the first African American woman
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to serve in the military.
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Three she was.
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Tubman was never caught and never lost a passenger.
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This shows that not only did she help slaves escape,
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she never let left anyone behind, and she helped the
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military during the time of need sources.
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Last one
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