Harriet Tubman Underground RailroadThe Underground Railroad was a slave escape root that slaves used to move from the South to the North to the free states. There were many drivers on the railway. One of the most famous drivers who worked on the railroad was Harriet Tubman. She was born in 1820 and lived until 1913. No one officially knows Harriet Tubman's official birth date. She was an abolitionist and was born into slavery. He escaped in 1849 and used the railroad to get to Philadelphia. He returned to the South more than a dozen times and helped more than 300 slaves escape. He also helped his brother, parents and friends escape as he returned to the South. He spoke about the anti-slavery conference. Harriet Tubman joined the union forces. He also contributed to the freeing of over 700 slaves. During the days of slavery, abolitionists were very unpopular people at the time of slavery. Most abolitionists of this period did not have the courage to face public opinion. Everyone risked everything to fight for what they thought was a ritual to do. While the fugitives slept fr...