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What was the name of the operation, led by a former slave, that attacked plantations in the south and successfully rescued 750 slaves? Question 9 options: Campaign of the Carolinas Combahee River Raid
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What was the name of the operation, led by a former slave, that attacked plantations in the south and successfully rescued 750 slaves?

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Campaign of the Carolinas


Combahee River Raid


Beaufort Brigade Mission


March to the Sea

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Combahee River Raid

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The name of the operation was the "Combahee River Raid" and it was led by Harriet Tubman, a former slave and abolitionist.

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