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What was Harriet tubmans motivation for bringing enslaved people to freedom

What was Harriet tubmans motivation for bringing enslaved people to freedom
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What was Harriet tubmans motivation for bringing enslaved people to freedom

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Whenever Tubman led a group of slaves to freedom, she placed herself in great danger. There was a bounty offered for her capture because she was a fugitive slave herself, and she was breaking the law in slave states by helping other slaves escape.
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she was a slave and she knew how it felt,so she wanted to help all her people.basically,her motivation was seeing her people suffer

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