Harriet Tubman: Life and Legacy

The video is a storytime session with Brad, focusing on Harriet Tubman's life. It begins with an introduction using a compass as a prop, symbolizing guidance and direction. The story covers Harriet's early life, her escape from slavery, and her significant role in the Underground Railroad. It highlights her bravery and leadership during the Civil War and her lifelong activism for freedom and equality. The session concludes by emphasizing Harriet's legacy as a superhero and inspiring viewers to help others.

What does the compass symbolize in Harriet Tubman's story?

• A tool for navigation

• A symbol of freedom and direction

• A gift from her parents

• A childhood toy

Why was Harriet Tubman unable to know her own birthday?

• She was born in a different country

• Her family did not celebrate birthdays

• She was enslaved and records were not kept

• She forgot it over time

What was Harriet Tubman's original name?

• Susan

• Minty

• Moses

• Araminta

How did Harriet Tubman first escape from slavery?

• By swimming across a river

• By disguising herself as a man

• By following the North Star

• By hiding in a cart

What was the Underground Railroad?

• A series of tunnels under the city

• A group of abolitionist soldiers

• A literal underground train system

• A secret network to help slaves escape

What nickname was Harriet Tubman given for her efforts?

• The Liberator

• The Conductor

• The General

• Moses

What role did Harriet Tubman play during the Civil War?

• A spy and military leader

• A nurse

• A politician

• A soldier

What did Harriet Tubman do after the Civil War?

• Retired and lived quietly

• Became a community activist

• Moved to Canada

• Started a business

How did Harriet Tubman contribute to women's rights?

• By organizing protests

• By running for office

• By writing books

• By working with Susan B. Anthony

What is one of Harriet Tubman's lasting legacies?

• A monument in Washington D.C.

• A national holiday in her honor

• Her image on the $20 bill

• A museum dedicated to her life