Question

1. Including place names, directions and distances, describe a route Harriet Tubman was likely to

have followed from her slave home near Bucktown to Philadelphia.
2. Traveling by foot, about how many miles was it from Bucktown to Philadelphia? From
Philadelphia to St. Catherines in Canada?
3. In the 1850s, why did Harriet feel compelled to escort her escaped slaves all the way to St.
Catherines? Why, for example, didn't she stop in Albany?

Answer 1

Answer: Philadelphia situated to the north-west of the Maryland. 2. 762 miles, 369 miles. ... Explanation: Harriet Tubman born in Maryland as slave.

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Answer 2

Answer:Philadelphia situated to the north-west of the Maryland. 2. 762 miles, 369 miles. ... Explanation: Harriet Tubman born in Maryland as slave.

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