Question

What led Tubman to become a conductor on the Underground Railroad?

Answer 1

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Harriet Tubman was motivated to become a conductor on the Underground Railroad due to her strong belief in the abolition of slavery and her desire to help others escape to freedom. Tubman herself had escaped from slavery and knew first-hand the horrors and injustices of the system. She felt a deep sense of duty to help others find their way to freedom and risked her own safety multiple times to lead enslaved individuals to freedom in the North. Her own experiences and her strong moral convictions drove her to become one of the most prominent and successful conductors on the Underground Railroad.