Harriet Tubman

How does the author describe Harriet Tubman?

• She showed great courage as a conductor.

• She was a well know traveler.

• She helped to educate many people.

• She pushed for women's rights.

True or False: Harriet Tubman's name at birth was Harriet Ross.

• True

• False

What was Harriet Tubman's job as a "conductor" on the Underground Railroad?

• She was the conductor of the hospital to cure the sick.

• She used the name "conductor: as her nickname to keep her identity secret.

• She was responsible for guiding enslaved people to freedom.

• She was the person in charge of the finding troops to help fight the war.

In 1850 Harriet returned to ____________ on her first rescue mission.

• Pennsylvania

• South Carolina

• Maryland

• North Carolina

By 1860, she had made over ___ trips and had saved more than _____ people.

• 189, 1000

• 58, 600

• 19,300

• 9, 200

True or False: Harriet Tubman joined the Union army in 1860.

• True

• False

Harriet was finally free when she reached what state?

• Maryland

• New Jersey

• Virginia

• Pennsylvania

During the Civil War Harriet worked as a...

• general, seamstress, and spy.

• spy, nurse, and cook.

• cook, minister, and general.

• nurse, seamstress, and cook.

After the war Harriet Tubman spent her time fighting for ___________________.

• women's rights.

• public education.

• equal pay.

• medical care.

In _______ Harriet was able to escape slavery.

• 1844

• 1851

• 1849

• 1855