How did Harriet Tubman become the conductor of the Underground Railroad?

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after she got to safety she decided to risk her life and go back to save other slaves so they could be free too

catherinero · Answer

She escaped from a farm i think in order to escape slavery and headed up north. However she decided she wanted to help others too, so risking her life, she would help others sneak away from slavery and run away to the North. 
 P.S. The underground railroad was never underground or a railroad

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Harriet Tubman became a conductor of the Underground Railroad after escaping slavery in 1849 and chose to return multiple times to rescue enslaved individuals. She successfully guided over 300 people to freedom, earning her the nickname "Moses." Tubman's bravery and commitment established her as a key figure in American history for her efforts against slavery. 
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How did Harriet Tubman become the conductor of the Underground Railroad?

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