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    remember‚ you have within you the strength‚ the patience and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world”. Harriet Tubman is a pioneer of freedom and inspiration for all around the world today‚ without her determination our society would be a dramatically different place. Around the early 1820’s‚ Araminta Ross‚ known more commonly as Harriet Tubman was born to Harriet Green Ross and Benjamin Ross who were held as slaves in Dorchester County‚ Maryland. She was the fifth born of her

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    Harriet Tubman Minty Ross was a brave intelligent abolitionist who sooner became known as Harriet Tubman. When she was five she was working as a babysitter but by the time she was ten she was already working in the fields. As Harriet got older she was doing more serious things. Throughout Harriet Tubman’s life she had many achievements that made her historically significant; her greatest achievement was conducting the underground railroad‚ her second greatest achievement was being a nurse in the

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    Araminta Ross‚ also known as Harriet Tubman was born into slavery in Dorchester County‚ Maryland in 1819 and died 1913. She was one of 11 children. Raised in harsh conditions‚ she got whippings even as a small child. Some nights she would sleep as close as she could to the fire as possible. She would sometimes stick her toes into the fire to avoid frostbite. Harriet’s early childhood was spent with her grandmother‚ who was too old to do slave labor. In 1844‚ Harriet married John Tubman at the age

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    Underground City project Melyna‚ Kimber‚ & Maren 3A/B For a underground city‚ the necessities and comforts need to be provided. They need to be simple‚ but also complex. This KMM underground city provides the things inhabitants would need to survive and live happily in. This great city includes four levels. One of level includes grocery stores‚ supply stores and many other things that provide all the things the inhabitants would need to survive for many years. The next level includes greenhouses

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    This story is about a girl named Harriet Tubman who was a slave working in a compound. She always dreamed of being free. Harriet lived and worked hard in a cotton farm with her family and friends her entire life. That all changed one night while she was looking at the stars. She was suddenly determined to escape the compound. One day‚ after a full day of hard work on the farm‚ she traveled through a small tunnel made by workers who were helping other slaves in their escape. After she escaped

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    Harriet Tubman The United States has a long history of using African slaves to cheap labour. The slaves worked on plantations under very bad circumstances‚ their lives were miserable. Many times‚ slaves tried to riot or escape from the plantations. The Underground Railroad is the name of an escape route that many African slaves used in the 19th hundreds. Harriet Tubman was born into slavery but used this route to gain freedom. Later she went back to help other runaways‚ she became an important person

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    Harriet Tubman” Biography Strong is a phenomenal word to describe Mrs. Harriet Tubman: she fought through all of her challenges even though some brought her down. Harriet Tubman was an extraordinary heroine. She was extremely committed to reaching Canada and helping others to flee out of the slave states they were sold into. Harriet Tubman had many obstacles she had to overcome‚ this pushed her even more to move north. She was given a numerous amount of blessings as well. Along her journey there

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    illegitimate‚ immoral‚ or incompatible with ethical standards often from patronage and is associated with bribery. Bribery contributes to corruption. There is a famous saying about corruption that “ If you cannot beat them‚ join them is the rule of the game “. Black money also leads to corruption. There are many definitions of corruption. The classic definition‚ which was particularly in vogue in the 1990s‚ is “the misuse of public power for private gain.” Jeremy Pope‚ the former head of Transparency

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    Harriet Tubman was a Black-African American ‚ who slaves honored for inspiring the slave community ‚ to never give up. Also her brave role of intelligence motivated a 100 plus slaves escape with her  to freedom. Later‚ Harriet’s legacy became the founder of the Underground Railroad . Harriet Tubman’s character traits played a role in her deciding to escape from slavery. Harriet’s honor for inspiring the slave community encouraged many people to never give up and they admired her how confident she

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    Civil War Project Harriet Tubman’s official birth name was Araminta Harriet Ross. She was born in 1820 in Bucktown‚ Md. Tubman had 11 other siblings‚ all of them belonging to a slave couple.Harriet started working at seven years old‚ doing housework‚ and when she got older‚ she became a field hand. She had physical violence in her daily life. Many of the violence she suffered was permanent physical injuries. She was struck on the head by a slave overseer. After the blow‚ she kept on falling asleep

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