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Harriet Tubman Timeline
Was Harriet a positive impact for eveyone?
*Freed slaves
*women's rights
*helped out many 'non whites'
*Donated money to the Africa Episcopal Church
What changed did Harriet Bring to certain places?
*Philidalphia, Pencilvannia slaves
Is there still an impact today?
*Yes
Extra: Famous quote
1821..........
1863..............
*Harriet Tubman was a slave her self most of her life.
*Fearing that she would be sold, Tubman took off and ran away with the help of a white women.
*first she went was south to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
*during the civil war she was recuited by the Union Army to work in the war. In the war she was a nurse, cook, scout, and spy.
*1860's Harriet began to appear at anti-slavery meetings and to speak on women's rights.
*Later on there was a man who sold a house to Harriet for various family members. She help out "non- Whites"
1913...............
*had lots of injuries from being a slave.
* 2 pound weight
*People called her Moses
*Died 1913 because of injuries
1849.................
Stratiges
*departing saturday night to give her party a leg up (Notices of runaways weren't placed in the papers until early the following week)
*taking the master's horse and wagon at the journey's outset
*Heading south if she suspected slave catchers were in the area.
*packing a gun to "encourage" the fugitives if they wavered
*sedating babies if their crying, threated to betray fellow escapes.
1849 contined........
*Harriet was possibly the most famous of all the underground railroad's heroes
*Managed over a decade to make 19 trips into the South
*lead more than 300 slaves to freedom.
*she ran away from her master at the very
*she saved so many salves that, slaveholders put out a $40,000 for her capture