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Harriet Tubman: Conductor on the Underground Railroad: Chapters 6-11 - Quiz
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Describe the kind of work Harriet disliked, and the work she enjoyed.
While working for John Stewart, he was so pleased with Harriet that he allowed her to "hire her time." Explain what this privilege was, and why Harriet enjoyed it so much.
Explain why Harriet felt like a trained animal whenever John Stewart had visitors.
During Harriet's first attempt to escape, she persuaded three of her brothers to go with her. Why did her first attempt fail, and what did Harriet learn from the experience.
Explain how the Fugitive Slave Law affected runaways like Harriet, and the people who were convicted of harboring slaves.
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