The Torchlighters: The Harriet Tubman Story (2018) | Episode 17

What did Harriet Tubman’s nickname "Moses" symbolize?

• Her leadership in the Underground Railroad

• Her childhood nickname

• Her love for Moses from the Bible

• Her ability to navigate through the wilderness

What was Harriet Tubman's main role in the Underground Railroad?

• Building secret tunnels

• Freeing slaves and guiding them to freedom

• Delivering messages

• Working as a spy for the North

How did Harriet Tubman first escape from slavery?

• By ship

• By train

• On foot through the woods

• Through an official decree

Which of the following was a key factor in Harriet Tubman’s success in freeing slaves?

• She had extensive military training

• She knew how to read maps

• Her faith and knowledge of the land

• She worked alone and trusted no one

What did Harriet Tubman rely on to guide her through the night?

• A compass

• The stars

• Underground maps

• Her sense of direction

What was the reward for Harriet Tubman’s capture by slave owners?

• $10,000

• $40,000

• $100,000

• $25,000

Harriet Tubman’s work continued after the Civil War. What did she do?

• She became a preacher

• She worked as a nurse and helped former slaves

• She returned to her life as a farmer

• She started her own business

Why was Harriet Tubman considered a "torchlighter"?

• She carried a torch for lighting the way

• She led the way to freedom, guiding others out of darkness

• She invented a new way to light homes

• She became a national hero by building railroads

Harriet Tubman’s deep faith in God is shown when she:

• Prayed for guidance and protection

• Preached to large crowds

• Gave all her money to the church

• Built a church for freed slaves

What was one challenge Harriet Tubman faced during her missions?

• Wild animals in the forest

• Her inability to swim

• Her narcoleptic fainting spells

• Bad weather