Harriet Tubman's Journey to Freedom

The transcript narrates the life of Harriet Tubman, her struggles as a slave, and her determination to gain freedom. It highlights her escape via the Underground Railroad, the challenges she faced, and her continued efforts to rescue others. Despite new laws like the Fugitive Act, Harriet's resolve remained strong. Her legacy as a liberator and her selfless love for others continue to inspire.

What was Harriet Tubman's status from birth?

• A servant

• Property of Master Anthony Thompson

• An indentured worker

• A free citizen

What did Harriet Tubman believe about God's plan?

• Slavery was part of God's plan

• God wanted her to remain a slave

• Slavery was not God's plan

• God was indifferent to slavery

What did Harriet Tubman rely on to guide her to freedom?

• The Underground Railroad

• The stars

• A map

• A compass

What did the Quaker woman offer Harriet?

• A place to hide

• A ticket on the Underground Railroad

• Money for her journey

• A horse

What did Harriet Tubman find upon reaching Pennsylvania?

• Her brothers

• A job

• Freedom

• A new family

What was the impact of the Fugitive Act on escaped slaves?

• They were granted citizenship

• They were given land

• They could be arrested and sent back

• They were protected by law

Why did Harriet decide to return to the South after escaping?

• To visit friends

• To find a job

• To rescue her brothers

• To confront her master

What role did Harriet Tubman play during the Civil War?

• A nurse, laundress, and spy

• A soldier

• A plantation owner

• A politician

How many people did Harriet Tubman help rescue?

• Nearly 300

• Nearly 200

• Nearly 100

• Nearly 400

What is Harriet Tubman's legacy?

• A forgotten hero

• An inspiration for freedom and determination

• A symbol of wealth

• A controversial figure