What kind of injury did Tubman sustain as a teenager that resulted in lifelong seizures and visions?

An infection from a farming tool

A head wound from a thrown metal weight

What was the proud boast that Harriet Tubman often made about her missions as a conductor on the Underground Railroad?

"My only weapon was the North Star."

"I never ran my train off the track and I never lost a passenger."

"I was the fastest conductor on the line."

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01After the Civil War, in addition to caring for her family and formerly enslaved people, Tubman became active in what other major social movement?
02Harriet Tubman is slated to replace Andrew Jackson on the front of which U.S. banknote?
03What biblical figure was Harriet Tubman's famous nickname, earned for leading so many people to freedom?
04The Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 greatly increased the danger for escaped slaves in the North, prompting Tubman to guide them to which country?
05In which state was Harriet Tubman born into slavery?
06What kind of injury did Tubman sustain as a teenager that resulted in lifelong seizures and visions?
07What was Harriet Tubman's birth name?
08What was the proud boast that Harriet Tubman often made about her missions as a conductor on the Underground Railroad?
09During the Civil War, Tubman served the Union Army as a scout, spy, and nurse, and was the first woman to lead an armed expedition in the war. What was this famous raid called?
10Approximately how many missions did Harriet Tubman lead to rescue enslaved people via the Underground Railroad?