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    Harriett tubman was a slave owner and abolitionist. Slavery was the primary issue Increase of escaping slaves. Artifacts Cars from the late 1700's Southern home cooking White folk dressed in their finest slaves wore rags.

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    Harriett tubman was a slave owner and abolitionist. Slavery was the primary issue Increase of escaping slaves. Artifacts Cars from the late 1700's Southern home cooking White folk dressed in their finest slaves wore rags.

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    Culture March29

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    Caroline Jolley
    Harriett tubman was a slave owner and abolitionist. Slavery was the primary issue Increase of escaping slaves. Artifacts Cars from the late 1700's Southern home cooking White folk dressed in their finest slaves wore rags.

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    Cultural Domain Analysis

    Location & Events Cotton Fields Plantations Slave Auctions Underground Railroad General Store People Harriett Tubman Slaves Slave Owners Slave Abolitionists Usually rude and snobby Selfish Slaves were extremely independent

    Ideas Slavery was the primary issue Increase of escaping slaves

    Artifacts Cars from the late 1700s Southern home cooking White folk dressed in their finest Slaves wore rags They traded slaves

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