Harriet Tubman: Life and Legacy

The video concludes the study of Harriet Tubman and the Civil War, focusing on Tubman's efforts to free slaves, her daring escapes, and her role as a spy during the Civil War. It highlights her legacy and the challenges she faced, including a bounty on her head. The video ends with a timeline activity for students.

What marks the end of the study in the video?

• The end of the Underground Railroad

• The beginning of the Civil War

• The start of a new book

• The end of the book on Harriet Tubman

What did Harriet Tubman do after gaining her freedom?

• She moved to Canada

• She found a job and learned about the Underground Railroad

• She started a family

• She became a teacher

Why did Harriet Tubman decide to return to the South?

• To find a new job

• To visit her family

• To help as many slaves escape as possible

• To start a new life

How did Harriet and her group evade the bloodhounds during their escape?

• By hiding in a pile of garbage

• By hiding in a cave

• By jumping into a river

• By climbing a tree

What did Harriet Tubman become known as after her successful escapes?

• A legend

• A teacher

• A soldier

• A hero

What was the reward offered for Harriet Tubman's capture?

• $40,000

• $20,000

• $10,000

• $30,000

Why did slave owners consider Harriet Tubman's actions as theft?

• Because she took their land

• Because she stole their money

• Because she took their property, the slaves

• Because she destroyed their homes

What role did Harriet Tubman play during the Civil War?

• A soldier

• A cook

• A nurse

• A spy for the Union Army

What did Harriet Tubman receive from the Queen of England?

• A house

• A sum of money

• A title

• A letter and a medal

How was Harriet Tubman honored after her death?

• With a statue

• With a national holiday

• With full military honors

• With a museum