Harriet Tubman

Who was Harriet Tubman and what did she do?

• A musician

• A lady born in 1832 who sailed around the world

• A lady born in 1820 who freed other slaves

• A past president

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How many times did she go back and why?

• nineteen times to free three hundred others

• nineteen times to free six hundred others

• ninety times to free three hundred others

• three hundred times to free her brothers and sisters

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Where did she go to be freed from the slave catchers?

• South

• North

• West

• East

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At what time of day did she run?

• In the morning

• Sunday afternoon

• At night

• Monday morning

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How many people did she go back to get?

• 3000

• 30

• 30000

• 300

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What did she called her escape route?

• underground railroad

• submarine

• yellow brick road

• Subway train

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Why was she trying to escape?

• to visit her family

• freedom

• to fight in a war

• to go to a festival

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The story mentioned that Harriet Tubman 'didn't take no stuff. ' What did the author mean?

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In paragraph 5 it said 'farewell'. What does it sound like she's doing and what does the word 'farewell' mean?

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In what year was Harriet Tubman born and in what year did she escape freedom?

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