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Harriet Tubman Facts
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February Holidays
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To collect information on the enemy

To spy

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The state in which Harriet Tubman was born

Maryland

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Harriet Tubman was born into ...... .  She did not have freedom.

slavery

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He was an American preacher from Georgia who led Civil Rights movements in the 1950s and 60s

Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Friday, February 12, 2021 will be this holiday

Lunar New Year

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To motivate others

To inspire

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The country to which Harriet Tubman led slaves to freedom

Canada

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Harriet fought against slavery. She wanted it abolished. She was an ...

Abolitionist

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She fought for the rights of women and children in Pakistan, particularly concerning education

Malala

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An odd holiday, always on February 2nd. Connects the arrival of spring and a big rodent.

Groundhogs Day

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To flee

To escape

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The state where Harriet had a home of her own and a nursing home where she cared for aged African-Americans

New York

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She cared for Union soldiers in a Civil War hospital. For a time, Harriet was a ... 

Nurse

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He led a Workers Rights Movement in the 60s and 70s.

Cesar Chavez

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The 14th of this month is reserved for Love. The holiday is called...

Valentines Day

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To escape

To flee

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Not a railroad, but a secret escape route to the north

The Underground Railroad

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Harriet was able to collect information on the enemy. For a time she was a ...

Spy

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He led non-violent Civil Rights movements in India

Gandhi

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This holiday celebrates the birthdays of Washington and Lincoln

Presidents Day

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To trap or catch someone 

To capture

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This document made slavery illegal in the United States

The Emancipation Proclamation

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Harriet guided others through the trails, roads, and paths north. Another word for trails, roads and paths is ...

Routes

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She was active on The Underground Railroad. Led many people to freedom.

Harriet Tubman

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A month long celebration that highlights the History of African-Americans

Black History Month

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