1. In which century was Harriet born? the 1700s the 1600s the 1900s the 1800s

2. What was Harriet Tubman's maiden name? Ross Smith Cooper Anderson

3. At the age of 13, Harriet was struck on the head with a metal bar whilst helping her first slave to freedom. Of what metal was the bar made? steel lead bronze iron

4. To which city did Harriet escape to in the North in 1849? New York, New York Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Montreal, Quebec Boston, Massachusetts

5. What did conductors on the Underground Railroad generally do? smuggled slaves onto trains traveling to the north traveled from the north to the south to secretly carry slaves back to freedom in the north dug underground tunnels for slaves to crawl through in the south oversaw the building of railroad tracks in the south that were eventually buried

6. How many trips to the south did Harriet Tubman eventually take? 15 19 14 21

7. How many slaves did Harriet guide to safety? 50+ 300+ 15+ 100+

8. Harriet Tubman is also famous for her nursing home called the Harriet Tubman Home for the Aged. In what town is the home located? Norfolk, VA Philadelphia, PA Auburn, NY Newark, NJ

9. In what year did Harriet Tubman pass on? 1894 1901 1927 1913

10. I hope you had fun during this quiz. Here's the last question. Harriet Tubman had three popular nicknames throughout her adult life. Name one of them. Answer: (one is 1 word, one is 2 words, the other one is 5 words)