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How many trips did harriet Tubman make back to the south?
nineteen
Which runaway slave risked many trips to free slaves?
harriet Tubman
How many people did Harriet save?
Harriet Tubman saved over 300 people from the south.
How many trips did Harriet Tubman take trying to save slaves?
She saved around 70 slaves in thirteen expeditions on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
What methods did Harriet Tubman use to improve American life?
Harriet Tubman committed her life to her country despite her being a runaway slave. She ran away from captivity before the Civil War. She made many trips back to the slave supporting south before this war. During the Civil war Tubman served as a spy for the Union. She also tried her best to betterwomen's lives. She was a Women's Rights promoter.
How many trips did harriet Tubman make back to the south?
nineteen
How many trips did Harriet Tubman back to south to help free slaves?
she made 11 trips
How many trips did Harriet Tubman take to save people?
Harriet Tubman took 11 trips on the Underground Railroad. ._.
Who was the escaped slave that made many trips to the south to lead others to freedom?
harriet Tubman
How many trips did Harriet Tubman take to free 300 slaves?
19 trips total
Which runaway slave risked many trips to free slaves?
harriet Tubman
How many people did Harriet save?
Harriet Tubman saved over 300 people from the south.
How many times did Harriet Tubman go to the South and never get caught?
19
How many husbands did Harriet Tubman have?
Harriet Tubman had two husbands, Nelson Davis and John Tubman.
What did Harriet Tubman do as a spy?
Yes Harriet Tubman was a spy when her code name was nurse she did nurse duties when people came by her mission was to get as many fugitives.Yes she worked for the army.
How many trips did Harriet Tubman take trying to save slaves?
She saved around 70 slaves in thirteen expeditions on the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Who was the women who led slaves to freedom along the underground railroad?
Harriet Tubman was a famous African American woman who led many escaped slaves through the underground railroad to freedom in the North.
