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Historical Heroes: Harriet Tubman

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Historical Heroes: Harriet Tubman

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Start learning about one of America’s historical heroes: Harriet Tubman. Not only did Harriet Tubman help slaves escape to freedom, she was also a war hero and a women’s rights advocate. This history worksheet gives students celebrating Black History Month an introduction to this amazing woman. Catered to the third-grade curriculum, it’s a great start to a social studies lesson.

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