Harriet Tubman

In December 1851 who did Harriet also lead to freedom?

• Thomas Sims

• Moses

• Her brother

• Thomas Garrett

• Her father

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The Fugitive Slave Law meant

• Slaves could own land

• Slaves were all considered fugitives

• Slaves were only considered fugitives in the South.

• Runaway Slaves were sent back to their masters if they were captured anywhere in the U.S.

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What is a synonym?

• The opposite

• A similar word

• A definition

• vocabulary

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Solidarity means..

• coming together in unity

• demanding something of someone

• a movement

• silence

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Harriet Tubman's story can be described as

• Sentimental

• Cautionary

• Inspirational

• Philosophical

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How did Harriet let slaves know she had arrived?

• She lit a fire

• She sang a song

• She wrote a note

• A handshake

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Who really was Moses?

• A master on the plantation

• Harriet's father

• A friend of Harriet's who was a slave

• Harriet herself

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How many slaves were in the escape party ?

• 20

• 30

• 19

• 11

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what runaways packed for food

• shoes

• ashcake

• bandannas

• fire

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What Tubman said one Quaker man would give the runaways

• fire

• money

• ashcake

• new shoes

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