Harriet Tubman

Harriet Tubman helped approximately __________ slaves to escape slavery.

Tubman helped in rescuing the slaves using the secret routes and safe houses establishments called the ___________.

Tubman was an ________, which refers to the people who work towards eradicating slavery completely.

Tubman served as an armed scout and spy for the Union Army.

Tubman escaped from being enslaved to Philadelphia in the year _________.

Tubman was called as ________ for her work in rescuing slaves and taking them to safe places.

John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry, in which Tubman assisted occurred in the year ________.

Tubman initially worked for the Union Army as a ________ during the Civil war.

Tubman became the first woman to lead an armed expedition in the Civil war.

To avoid suspicion during her attempts to free enslaved people, Tubman is said to have carried _________, pretending to run errands.

Who called Tubman "General Tubman"?

Tubman bought land at _________ after returning to New York.

The name of Tubman's eight-year-old niece that she had rescued from Maryland was _________.

Tubman conducted her last rescue mission in the year __________.

Tubman was the subject of the biographical novel titled ___________ written by Anne Parrish.