Harriett Tubman: Conductor of the Underground Railroad by Ann Lane Petry Biography

Harriett Tubman: Conductor of The Underground Railroad "Whipped", "chained", and "beaten" were commonly exchanged words among American slaves throughout the 19th century. Day after day in a world filled with torture and pain, slaves suffered servile lives under the feet of an overseer. During these times, when freedom and liberty were merely the topics of dreams, one outstanding slave named Harriet Tubman set out to make her dream a reality. She possessed tremendous courage which …showed first 75 words of 704 total…

…showed last 75 words of 704 total…didn't like your background, ethnicity, race or class they wouldn't hire you and/or exclude you from society. Harriett was one of the people that realized the cruelty that many people were going through. Using her bravery and strength, she managed to influence the future of America by taking a stand. If Harriett Tubman had not taken the brave actions that she took, the United States that we know today may not be the same.