What personal trauma common to many slave families did Harriet Tubman have to endure as a child? A. Her little sister died of the measles. B. All of her brothers were sold to a plantation in another state. C. She grew up separated from her father because she and her mother were sent to live on another plantation. D. She grew up separated from her whole family because she was sold to a plantation in another state.

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7 February, 21:23

What personal trauma common to many slave families did Harriet Tubman have to endure as a child? A. Her little sister died of the measles. B. All of her brothers were sold to a plantation in another state. C. She grew up separated from her father because she and her mother were sent to live on another plantation. D. She grew up separated from her whole family because she was sold to a plantation in another state.

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Ellen Vega · Answer 1

That would be C. She grew up separated from her father because she and her mother were sent to live on another plantation.

Explanation:

Ms. Harriet Tubman had a hard life