By: Levi McDowell
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Intro.
Harriet Tubman is a very inspiring person of
the civil rights movement and slavery.
Harriet risked her live for other slaves to
be free. She is a VERY big part in
American and African Americans history.
When Harriet retired from being a conductor
she moved to Auburn, New York where
she died of a disease.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
/File:State_Street_from_G
enesee_Street,_Auburn,_
NY.jpg
 Harriet
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was born on a plantation in 1820.
Conductor
 When
Harriet got free she became a
conductor an helped hundreds of people
free.
http://www.americancivilwar.
com/women/harriet_tubman
.html
Determined
 Harriet
was very determined to get free
and let other blacks be free.If someone
tried to go back wile she was cunducting
the railroad she would put a gun to there
head.
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olnlearning.us/L
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Education
 Even
though Harriet didn’t know how to
read or write she still valued education.
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edia.org/wikipedia/
commons/f/fb/Old_
book__Timeless_Books.j
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Family
 Harriet
Tubman with her family, Auburn,
New York, circa 1887. Harriet Tubman,
adopted daughter Gertie Davis, husband
Nelson Davis, great-great-niece Lee
Cheney, Alexander, Walter Green, Sarah
http://www.ha
Parker, great-niece Dora Stewart. rriettubmanbi
ography.com/
id14.html
Flying Geese
 The
flying geese was a quilt that they used
so the slaves knew they were cunductors
of the under grond railroad.
http://www.equiltpatterns.com/images/Flying_Geese.jpg
Honored
 Harriet
Tubman is honored by blacks and
whites.
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 Harriet
was like a rat creeping through a
sewer a night hiding in the shadows from
al the “Slave hunters”.
John Tubman
 Harriet
married John Tubman and had one
adopted kid.
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Key Dates
 Slaves
had key dates to run away to
Canada. They were On fogy days so they
wouldn’t get caught.
Leader
 Harriet
Tubman was the leader or
conductor of the railroad she first brought
her family to freedom the other slaves no
slave died on the railroad with Harriet.
Mother
Now one knows what Harriet's moms name
was.
http://www.mchenrycountyturningpoint.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/harriet-tubman.jpg
Nat Turner
 Nat
inspired Harriet to lead slaves to
freedom. When Nat tried to steal guns and
let the slaves free Harriet was instantly
inspired by Nat Turner
http://mikeely.files.wordpress.com/2007/12/nat_turner.jpg
Owned
 Harriet
was owned by a White Person
mostly all of her life.
Plantation
 Harriet
was on a plantation that grew
cotton and other stuff. It was very hard
being a slave you got wiped if you did
something wrong. Your hands would be so
blistered they would bleed.
http://www.sonofthesouth.net/slavery/photographs/plantation-slaves.jpg
Quilt codes
 Conductors
would use quilts so the slaves
would know the wouldn’t hurt them.
Run away
 Slaves
would have to run very fast and be
stealthy so they wouldn’t get caught by
slave hunters.
http://christineshistory.com/runaway.jpg
Segregation
 Harriet
lived through slavery and
segregation .
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sting/600Border/LC1140600Border.jpg
Tricks
 Harriet
would use trick so she wouldn’t get
caught. She would sprinkle pepper on her
trail so the dogs wouldn’t be able to sniff
her down.
Under ground rail road
 The
underground rail road is series of
abolitionists who helped slaves get to
freedom.
Vanished
 Harriet
would bring back a group of slaves
then she would lay low for a month then
get another groups to freedom.
http://library.byways.org/a/static_maps/000/001/006/MD_Harriet_Tubman_web.gif
War Ends
 When
the Civil war ended ALL slaves were
set free. But they still had sights that said,"
Whites Only”. This was called segregation.
Explore
 When
Harriet ran away she felt very happy
and after she bring back a lot of slaves
she moved to New York.
Young
 Harriet
was still young when she went on
the railroad.
http://www.incwell.com/Biographies/Tubman.html
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Zigzag
 Harriet
would use zigzag patterns to keep
the slave owners from catching them.
http://zigzagtheplains.com/
Conclusion
Harriet Tubman played a very big part in the
roll of slavery. She is one of the most
bravest people in the world.
http://www.harriettubmanbiography.com/
Word cited
http://www.biography.com/people/harriet-tubman-9511430
http://www.dmoz.org/Kids_and_Teens/People_and_Society/Biography/Civil_Rights_Lead
ers/Tubman%2C_Harriet/
http://www.harriettubmanbiography.com/id14.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harrit_tubman
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