- I was born in 1820
· in Dorchester, Maryland, United States
- I had no formal education when I was younger
- I am notable because I was an Underground Railroad conductor, Civil War scout, Union Army nurse, scout, and spy
- None of the fugitives I guided were captured, including my whole family
- My contribution to American history was being an abolitionist, helping slaves become free, and fighting for women's rights in America, especially the right to vote.
Issues:
- I was involved with Women's rights, allowing women to vote, and abolitionism
- I am for abolitionism and I feel that women should have more rights
- I was motivated by my history, meaning that I went through slavery and since I was free, I wanted to help others as well.
Solutions:
- I end up being a huge founder of the Underground Railroad and help over 200 slaves become free
- I am very successful for contributing to the abolishment of slavery and women's rights
- The main obstacle I had to face was not getting caught by the government
- The only criticism I received was from people who believed in slavery and no women's rights
Relationship to others:
- I feel that I would get along best with Susan B. Anthony, Margaret Fuller, and Sojourner Truth
- I feel that I wouldn't get along with Henry Clay
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