Harriet Tubman: The Moses of the Southern United States

🔑 Harriet Tubman, known as Moses, led enslaved people to freedom in the Southern United States.

🏡 Harriet Tubman was born into slavery in Maryland and faced harsh living conditions.

💪 Despite adversity, Harriet Tubman persevered and became an important figure in the fight against slavery.

🌟 Christianity provided empowerment and strength for enslaved Africans.

🙏 Enslaved Africans held secret worship services in fields at night.

🔗 Prayer was a constant source of connection to God for the enslaved.

🔑 Different ways enslaved people could gain their freedom.

💔 Challenges faced by enslaved people in maintaining family relationships.

🔗 Role of Quakers in the Underground Railroad.

Harriet Tubman's escape from slavery was aided by individuals who faced great risks.

Escaping from enslavement was a dangerous and costly journey.

Harriet Tubman's courage, shrewdness, and efforts on behalf of freedom seekers were unparalleled.

🔑 Harriet Tubman, a conductor on the Underground Railroad, helped free her family and other slaves.

🔒 The Fugitive Slave Act made Harriet unsafe in the Northern United States, and she had to lead escaping slaves to Canada.

🔫 Harriet carried a gun to protect the escaping slaves and ensure their commitment to freedom.

🌟 Harriet Tubman's resourcefulness and cleverness allowed her to successfully evade capture while rescuing slaves.

⚔️ During the Civil War, Harriet Tubman provided invaluable assistance to the Union Army as a scout and nurse.

👩‍⚖️ After the war, Harriet Tubman continued her advocacy, supporting freed slaves and fighting for women's rights.

🏠 Harriet Tubman provided living spaces for homeless, elderly black people as a monument to her legacy.

📜 Harriet Tubman's spiritual connection and faith despite being unable to read religious texts.

🔗 The importance of radical solidarity and liberating others, reflected in Harriet Tubman's actions.

💔 Despite her contributions, Harriet Tubman lived in poverty and died with military honors.