Harriet Tubman

Harriet Tubman was happy to be a slave in the South.

• True

• False

Slaves needed to buy a ticket to ride the Underground Railroad.

• True

• False

Many white Americans were against slavery in the United States.

• True

• False

Harriet Tubman helped many slaves escape slavery by taking the Underground Railroad to the North.

• True

• False

Plantation owners were glad to see troublesome slaves leave, so they never bothered to track them down.

• True

• False

Slaves often hid in houses, barns, and fields as they traveled the Underground Railroad.

• True

• False

A person who led slaves from the South to the North on the Underground Railroad was known as a "conductor."

• True

• False

Harriet Tubman was given the nickname "Moses" because she gave laws to her people.

• True

• False

Harriet and her family knew they were safe when they saw the sign that said "Maryland."

• True

• False

Harriet could not enjoy her freedom until she knew her family was also free.

• True

• False