4.  During the Civil War (1861- 1865) Tubman served as a nurse, scout, and a spy  During that War Tubman free more than 750 slaves  Harriet Tubman was the moat fearless conductor of the undergound raildroad  Harriets skull was fractured with a metalweight by a supervisor  Because of Harriets injury she suffered blackouts

5.  In her return to Maryland she helped liderate other slaves  After the fugittive slave act it became a crime to help the runaway slaves  She died in Aburn, New York

6. Harriet Tubman - TeacherTube