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The 24 pages that link to Harriet Tubman, each with the reason it gives.

• American Civil WarRelated: Her wartime service included guiding the 1863 Combahee River Raid in South Carolina.

• AbolitionismRelated: Her direct rescue work embodied resistance beyond parliamentary and petition campaigns.

• Slavery in the United StatesRelated: Her repeated rescue missions demonstrate organized resistance to bondage.

• Sojourner TruthRelated: Both became nationally known Black women activists who had escaped enslavement.

• Abolitionism in the United StatesRelated: Her rescue missions embodied direct aid to people fleeing enslavement.

• African-American historyRelated: Her rescue work exemplifies Black resistance to slavery and the networks that sustained it.

• Chattel slaveryRelated: Her actions directly challenged enslavers’ power to confine and reclaim people.

• SpiritualsRelated: Tradition links songs such as “Go Down, Moses” with Tubman, though particular uses are difficult to verify.

• Southern United StatesRelated: Her work connected Southern slavery to organized resistance and escape.

• PlantationRelated: Her life illustrates resistance to the slaveholding system that sustained plantations.

• DisguiseRelated: She used disguises and disguising behavior during dangerous Underground Railroad missions.

• MarylandRelated: Born in Maryland, she returned to the state’s Eastern Shore to guide people north.

• DelawareRelated: Her routes connected Delaware’s border region to escape networks.

• John BrownRelated: Brown sought Tubman’s help recruiting supporters for his planned campaign in the South.

• John Brown's raid on Harpers FerryRelated: Tubman supported Brown’s antislavery cause, but her rescue work differed from his planned uprising.

• Cotton KingdomRelated: Her rescue missions challenged the slave system that sustained cotton plantation society.

• Deep SouthRelated: Her rescue missions challenged the slave system that dominated the Deep South.

• History of slaveryRelated: Her actions exemplify organized resistance and escape from U.S. slavery.

• History of MarylandRelated: Her Maryland origins and rescue work link the state’s history to the Underground Railroad.