Harriet Tubman faced immense challenges while working on the Underground Railroad, including the constant threat of capture and violence. Her determination to lead enslaved individuals to freedom was fueled by enduring personal trauma and a deep commitment to abolition. Tubman had to navigate treacherous terrain and evade slave catchers, employing strategic planning and community support. Despite the risks, her courage and resourcefulness made her a pivotal figure in the fight against slavery, showcasing the impact of one individual's bravery in the face of systemic oppression.