Despite the posting of a forty thousand dollar bounty on her head, she made seventeen more trips over the Mason-Dixon line in the next eleven years.
For the last eighty years of her life, she suffered from blackouts due to being hit in the head with a lead weight at age fifteen. She did not receive a pension for her efforts as a Union spy during the Civil War, instead living off the profits of her biography by Sarah Bradford. Born on the Brodas plantation in Bucktown, Maryland, she escaped to Philadelphia after learning that she was to be sold, and she later returned for her husband and parents. Despite the posting of a forty thousand dollar bounty on her head, she made seventeen more trips over the Mason-Dixon line in the next eleven years. For ten points, name this woman who led over three hundred slaves to freedom on the Underground Railroad.
For the last eighty years of her life, she suffered from blackouts due to being hit in the head with a lead weight at age fifteen.
Harriet Tubman (accept Araminta Ross)