Harriet Tubman

The video discusses the concept of bravery, using Harriet Tubman as a prime example. It covers her early life as a slave, her daring escape to freedom, and her role in the Underground Railroad. Harriet's bravery is highlighted through her repeated trips to the South to help others escape and her contributions during the Civil War as a nurse and possible spy. The video encourages learning more about Harriet Tubman and emphasizes that every day is an opportunity for new adventures.

What does it mean to be brave according to the introduction?

• To avoid difficult situations

• To have courage in the face of challenges

• To never feel fear

• To always be happy

What was one of Harriet Tubman's early experiences as a slave?

• She was taught to read by her owner

• She worked in a factory

• She was sold to another farmer and separated from her family

• She attended school with other children

How did Harriet Tubman navigate her escape to the North?

• By traveling only during the day

• By following the stars as a guide

• By using a compass given by a friend

• By using a map given by her owner

What was the Underground Railroad?

• A river route to the North

• A secret network of safe houses for escaping slaves

• A train system used by slaves

• A path through the mountains

What role did Harriet Tubman play during the Civil War?

• She stayed in the North and did not participate

• She led soldiers into battle

• She worked as a nurse and possibly a spy

• She was a general in the army