How Did Harriet Tubman Contribute To A Woman

Harriet Tubman a fascinating African American women, who escaped from slavery, and also helped other slaves escape by conducting an underground railroad. She was an astonishing woman, born into slavery, with no kind of rights, privileges, or with no kind of hope in the world. I admire Harriet because she had strong fate for God, she was known as the black “Moses.” She and I both trust God completely, his power to act upon us for a better world. A woman described as a hardworking women who never saw things negatively, she never focused on the obstacles all she did was dream that things would get better and knew that it was part of Gods mission. The voice of God helped her with her mission, she would only go where she felt that God was leading her. I know whatever God sends me through my way I know it is test, which
She helped so much in the world, so anyone can! It does not have to be something you spend money on or its very time consuming, it can be a simple sincere compliment, opening a door, or helping an elder cross the street. Working as a nurse in the Civil War, and also doing women traditional roles, but also working in the field’s side-by-side to men, Harriet was a working women. Since she was young she learned to do male and female jobs. This reminds me when I was younger, I grew up in a farm. I learned every little thing about farming. I worked in the field during the mornings, then later in afternoon I would help my mom cook and clean. After understanding more about this remarkable women who inspired me, I know that anything is possible. You don’t have to be someone big to do big things in life, anyone can. What I truly have to do is believe in myself and know that anything is possible. I can accomplish everything little or big thing that life sends upon me but if only I set my mind to it. With Gods help and with the fate I have in myself I can do anything, nothing can stop