Harriet Tubman And The Qualities That Made Her A Great Heroine October 25, 2012 Sheryl Eleazar She was given the name Araminta âMintyâ Ross when she was born around 1821 in the county of Dorchester in Maryland, but later adopted the name Harriet (from her mother) and Tubman (from her first marriage). She was among the ten children of a slave couple, Benjamin Ross and Harriet Greene. Harriet Tubman was the greatest among all heroines who fought against slavery. She freed herself from slavery and later helped three hundred more slaves to liberty. Like all heroes and heroines, Harriet also possessed exceptional qualities that made her perform courageous acts.
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