Harriet Tubman confronted immense challenges while leading enslaved people to freedom, including the constant threat of capture and violence. Despite personal risks, she undertook multiple missions through the Underground Railroad, employing cunning and bravery to navigate dangerous territories. Tubman's own experience as an enslaved person fueled her determination, and her relentless spirit inspired others to join the fight against slavery. Her legacy embodies the struggle for freedom and the transformative power of courage.