Harriet Tubman's key struggles as a freedom seeker included her own escape from slavery and subsequent missions to rescue others through the Underground Railroad. Facing immense dangers, she risked her life repeatedly, returning to lead over 300 enslaved individuals to freedom. Tubman's efforts also involved navigating treacherous terrain and evading capture. After the Civil War, she continued her fight for women's rights and education. Her bravery, resilience, and unyielding commitment to justice made her an iconic figure in the struggle for freedom and human rights in America.