Harriet tubman

Harriet Tubman

By Kaela Hough

  • Sent to work

    Sent to work
    Harriet was sent to work in the fields and had to deal with hard, dangerous labor.

  • Dad Is Free

    Dad Is Free
    In 1840 Harriet's father was freed from slavery and he left his family for freedom.

  • Marriage

    Marriage
    Harriet got married to a freed African American named John Tubman and soon after she changed her name from Araminta to Harriet.

  • Underground Railroad Begins

    Underground Railroad Begins
    Harriet contacts the network that was represented by the Underground Railroads asking for help in a better escape plan. She successfully escaped.

  • Esacpe

    Esacpe
    September 17, 1849 Harriet and her brothers Ben and Henry escaped from slavery

  • Unfortunate Return

    Unfortunate Return
    Harriet and her brohters figured out about people rewarding for finding runaway slaves so they returned to their owner in fear of her other family being severly punished

  • Harriet the Hero

    Harriet the Hero
    Harriet continuously worked with operation "Underground Railroads" and during her lifetime she helped hundreds of slaves escape.