Harriet Tubman's Accomplishments

Harriet Tubman was an African American woman that escaped slavery and became a conductor for the Underground Railroad, and the leader of a spy ring as well as a nurse for the union army before dieing in 1913. Throughout all of these achievements through her life she has had a few great ones. Like being able to free 800 slaves in one day or being a conductor for the Underground Railroad for 10 years even though she could have stopped anytime, but the one achievement that I believe was the best out of all of them was transporting slaves over long distances for 10 years as a conductor for the Underground Railroad. I believe this was the best because for starters she never got paid, she always did it while thinking about the risk, and she did

it out of her own free will.
Harriet Tubman’s greatest achievement was when she would work for the Underground Railroad for 10 years and help free slaves after she escaped. I believe this was the best achievement she has accomplished because in terms of the amount of risk and time it took for her to help free slaves is a lot. The risk would be high because Harriet Tubman would have to travel great distances to help slaves escape, and the amount of time it would take to get from paint a to point b isn’t just a one day trip. From what I have learned from studying the maps the distance she would travel would be about 410 miles to get to St. Catherine from her point of picking up the slaves to dropping them off.
Other people may argue that Harriet Tubman’s greatest achievement was when she was a nurse. They would agree with this achievement because when she was a nurse she would also be baking sweets to sell to support the army, and she would also take care of the wounded without caring about getting paid or a pension. People would argue saying that was more important than when she was a conductor, but in terms of risk and time no since there were more chances of her getting killed than there were when she was a nurse. Also in terms of time she was working as a conductor for much more time than she was as a nurse. In terms of time it took her much more time to heal the wonded soliders than it did to take the slaves to the drop off point.
So in conslusion Harriet Tubman’s greatest achivement was when she used to work as a conductor for the underground railroad for 10 years. Compared to her other achivements this was the greatest out of all.