errand

fugitive

enslave

(n) the act of setting someone free

(v) shelter or hide someone

(n) people who think certain laws or practices (such as slavery) should be eliminated

(v) keep trying despite challenges and hardships

suffrage

(adj) dedicated, hard-working

How many siblings did Araminta Ross have?

What did the different owners give young Minty?

After she was struck by a two-pound weight, what condition did Minty suffer from?

What job did Minty’s father and later Minty herself do?

While working together with free and enslaved black people, who did Minty meet?

After the death of her _______, Harriet Tubman began to worry she would be sold to another

household and separated from her loved ones.

Having heard of the “underground the railroad”, a network of people willing to help enslaved people escape to the ________, she fled with her brothers but did not succeed the first time.

Later, in a narcolepsy episode, she dreamed that she could _____. This dream motivated her to run away again and eventually succeed.

Afterward, she came back ____ times to free her family and others and worked hard to abolish the slavery system

During the Civil War, she participated in different roles and even lead a raid to liberate _____ slaves.

After the war, although slavery was abolished and formerly enslaved people were gradually granted equal rights, she remained active and raised ______ to build schools and hospitals for them.

Later, she joined the fight for women’s right to vote and at a women’s suffrage meeting she famously stated that, as a conductor of the ____________, “I never ran my train

off the track, and I never lost a passenger.”

When she died at age ____, she was still thinking of the freedom of people.