Harriet Tubman Contribution Against Slavery

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Harriet Tubman Contribution Against Slavery

Harriet Tubman is an American bondwoman, and she is in the memories of many people, not only for being courageous but also a bond lady. She was born in the year 1820, Maryland, Dorchester count in the United States of America and later passed in 1913 (Wilson, Pitts, & Kidd, 2019). For being a bond, the woman managed to escape slavery in the south and later became the abolitionist's leader before the start of the civil war in America.

In the year 1849, Tubman realized that she was about to be sold as a slave, and therefore, she ran for her dear life and sought refuge in Philadelphia, leaving behind her sibling, parents, and also husband. Later towards the end of 1850, she found her way into Maryland, whereby she freed her sister plus her children from slavery, and that marked first attempt to free saves (

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