INTRODUCTION You are about to see the world from Harriet's
point of view about slavery and what she did while she was a slave
and when she was free she was a union nurse.
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APPRECIATED Was appreciated for her work
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BLACKOUTS Often face blackouts during the day
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CAUGHT No slaves ever got caught on her watch
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DEMANDING http://brotherpeacemaker.files.wordpress
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She thought slave owners were demanding
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ESCAPED She escaped at age 29
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First She got her first slave job at 5 http://
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Good She was sometimes a good slave
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Head injury She suffered a head injury from a weight
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Intermediate Was an intermediate abolitionist
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John John Tubman was her husbands name
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Knocked Harriet once had a tooth ache so she knocked them out
with a pistol
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Lazy She was often called a lazy slave
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Mothers She has her mothers name
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ha rriet_Tubman
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Nurse Was a union nurse in the civil war
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Occasionally Occasionally trains would take slaves to the north
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Parents She recued her parents in Maryland
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Quilts Quilts often hide messages to warn run away slaves so it
was common to see a quilt hanging out of windows
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Revoked She revoked slavery and went north for equal rights
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Songs Songs were often used as code http://www.psdgrap
hics.com/psd-icons/music-note-icon-psd /
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Terror She thought terror was in her mind
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rrorism-strategy-the-impact-of-banning-an-organisation/
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Union Worked for the union http://www.blueandgrey.zoomshare.com
/1.html
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Violation If you were caught hiding slaves you would be in
violation of the slave code and could be sentenced too jail or
death http://kpel965.com/two-juvenile-boys-arrested-in-
bayou-vista
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Woods She slept in the woods during the day
http://nature.new7wonders.com/ar chives/wonder/black-forest
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Xenophobia Did not have xenophobia
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No_Sign_p61459.html
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Yearned yearned for people at a young age
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-53344267/stock-photo-a-big-person-looking-down-at-a-small-person.html
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Zodiac Since no one knows exactly when she was born so she has
no zodiac
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CONCLUSION Now that you know about Harriet's life isn't about
fun and games it was about something that matters not something
that doesn't. she change the way other people thought about her she
lead the underground railroad a trail that hundreds of people
escaped on to get away from slavery.
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WORK CITED Skelton, renne, Harriet Tubman,2005 martin, Michael
Harriet Tubman and the underground railroad,2005 martin, Michael
Harriet Tubman and the underground railroad,2005