The Struggles Of Slavery: Frederick Douglass And John Brown
The Struggles of Slavery Harriet Tubman was whipped five times before breakfast. I found that at paragraph 4. The reason why slavery was a big thing back then is because whites thought they were better than the blacks. The whites were getting rich from slavery. The blacks were doing their work for them. That's how the whites got so much money.
Some african americans agreed to work for 5 years and when they are done working they across the sea.
While Tubman was growing up she met a few abolitionists there names are Frederick Douglass and John Brown. Harriet Tubman made a secret society underground called the”Underground Railroad”. Harriet tubman grew up freeing slaves band destroying
slave plantations. She then married John Tubman. While she was away John had married another woman and had children.
Once Harriet was done with all of that she Became an armed scout and spy. She wanted to be a nurse and a cook for the army. When John Brown died Harriet shared browns goals to destroy slavery violently. In her later life she guided the Combahee River Raid. she liberated 750 slaves in North Carolina.
Some african americans agreed to work for 5 years and when they are done working they across the sea.
While Tubman was growing up she met a few abolitionists there names are Frederick Douglass and John Brown. Harriet Tubman made a secret society underground called the”Underground Railroad”. Harriet tubman grew up freeing slaves band destroying
slave plantations. She then married John Tubman. While she was away John had married another woman and had children.
Once Harriet was done with all of that she Became an armed scout and spy. She wanted to be a nurse and a cook for the army. When John Brown died Harriet shared browns goals to destroy slavery violently. In her later life she guided the Combahee River Raid. she liberated 750 slaves in North Carolina.