Harriet Tubman: Conductor of the Underground Railroad

What was the name Harriet Tubman was born with?

• Araminta Ross

• Rosa Parks

• Harriet Beecher Stowe

• Sojourner Truth

Where did Harriet Tubman grow up?

• Dorchester County, Maryland

• New York City, New York

• Chicago, Illinois

• Los Angeles, California

What was the Underground Railroad?

• A network of secret routes and safe houses used by enslaved African Americans to escape to free states and Canada with the help of abolitionists and allies.

• A series of tunnels used by criminals to smuggle illegal goods

• An organization dedicated to promoting agriculture in rural areas

• A system of subways built by the government to transport goods

How did Harriet Tubman become involved in the Underground Railroad?

• She became involved in the Underground Railroad by helping guide other slaves to freedom after escaping from slavery herself.

• She became involved in the Underground Railroad by leading a rebellion against slave owners

• She became involved in the Underground Railroad by inheriting a network of safe houses

• She became involved in the Underground Railroad by working as a conductor on the trains

What was Harriet Tubman's role as a conductor on the Underground Railroad?

• To lead settlers on the Oregon Trail

• To assist in the construction of the Transcontinental Railroad

• To lead enslaved people to freedom in the North

• To work as a spy for the Confederate army

How did Harriet Tubman impact the abolitionist movement?

• Harriet Tubman impacted the abolitionist movement by writing a book about her experiences

• Harriet Tubman impacted the abolitionist movement by becoming a politician

• Harriet Tubman impacted the abolitionist movement by actively participating in the Underground Railroad, working as a spy for the Union Army, and advocating for the abolition of slavery.

• Harriet Tubman impacted the abolitionist movement by leading a violent uprising

What did Harriet Tubman do in her later years?

• She became a famous actress

• She was involved in the women's suffrage movement and established a home for elderly African Americans.

• She started a successful business

• She became a politician

What is the legacy of Harriet Tubman?

• Her legacy includes her work as a conductor on the Underground Railroad, her efforts in the abolitionist movement, and her advocacy for women's suffrage.

• Her legacy includes her work as a chef

• Her legacy includes her work as a professional athlete

• Her legacy includes her work as a fashion designer

What was the Fugitive Slave Law?

• The Fugitive Slave Law was a law that required the capture and return of escaped slaves to their masters.

• The Fugitive Slave Law was a law that required the payment of a reward for capturing escaped slaves.

• The Fugitive Slave Law was a law that granted freedom to all escaped slaves.

• The Fugitive Slave Law was a law that prohibited the capture of escaped slaves.

What were some differences between the North and the South during Harriet Tubman's time?

• Climate, geography, and architecture were some of the key differences between the North and the South during Harriet Tubman's time.

• Economy, society, and population demographics were some of the key differences between the North and the South during Harriet Tubman's time.

• Cuisine, fashion, and language were some of the key differences between the North and the South during Harriet Tubman's time.

• Religion, education, and technology were some of the key differences between the North and the South during Harriet Tubman's time.