Harriet Tubman Abolishment Of Slavery

Throughout the novice decades of the newly founded United States, the act of slavery played an essential role in aiding plantation owners cultivate and harvest fields, which was the foundation of the Southern state’s economy. The constant struggle for equality between African Americans and the white race seemed never-ending as African Americans demanded the rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Luckily, in the year 1804, all Northern states voted for the abolishment of slavery. Though this impactful change was gradual, it shifted the thoughts of people to abhor the notion of enslaving another human being. Harriet Tubman, also known as “The Moses of Her People,” was an African-American bondwoman who escaped enslavement in the