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Harriet Tubman’s Journey to Freedom
This four-page resource presents an informative biography of Harriet Tubman, her escape from slavery, and her work on the Underground Railroad.
$4USD · Digital download
This four-page resource presents an informative biography of Harriet Tubman, her escape from slavery, and her work on the Underground Railroad. Students answer comprehension questions, trace her route, and reflect on the dangers and courage involved in the journey to freedom.
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- Students will describe major challenges Harriet Tubman faced during slavery.
- Students will explain why Tubman returned to help others escape.
- Students will trace Tubman’s route through the Underground Railroad.
- Students will analyze methods used to avoid capture and protect travelers.
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