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Rising Above Slavery
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Trice, Linda
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Abolition of slavery
/ Abolitionists
/ African Americans
/ American Civil War
/ Females
/ Freedom
/ Runaways
/ Slavery
/ Tubman, Harriet (1822-1913)
/ United States History
/ War
2019
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Rising Above Slavery
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Trice, Linda
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Abolition of slavery
/ Abolitionists
/ African Americans
/ American Civil War
/ Females
/ Freedom
/ Runaways
/ Slavery
/ Tubman, Harriet (1822-1913)
/ United States History
/ War
2019
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Rising Above Slavery
2019
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Trice features abolitionist Harriet Tubman. Today, Tubman is remembered as a hero for leading others to freedom. Tubman was one of many enslaved people who never learned how to read or write. Others wrote down much of her story, but parts have been lost. No one knows exactly how she escaped. She went back to Maryland and led a total of about 70 people to freedom. She told others how to escape, and about 60 of them succeeded. Tubman worked for freedom in other ways too. By 1861, new laws that limited slavery helped lead to the American Civil War between many slaveholding states (the Confederacy) and mostly free states (the Union).
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Highlights for Children, Inc
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