Question

1. match the descriptions with the individuals. this author and abolitionist raised money and gathered supplies, recruited black men to join the union army, and also known as mary bowser, this spy used her photographic memory to collect intel from confederate president confederate white house. working with allen pinkertons detective agency, this spy managed a group of spies that obtained confederate the first black nurse was the wife of a sergeant in a black regiment and wrote about her wartime experiences in an this spy provided intel about confederate ironclads to gideon welles, the union secretary of the navy this spy provided the u.s. army with intel and led 150 men during the unions combahee ferry raid that freed hundreds of slaves and burned down several plantations. mary jane richards denman susie king taylor sojourner truth mary louvestre harriet tubman john scobell

Explanation:

1. Harriet Tubman was an author and abolitionist who raised money, gathered supplies, and recruited Black men to join the Union Army.
2. Mary Bowser (Mary Jane Richards Denman) used her photographic memory to collect intel from the Confederate White - House.
3. Working with Allen Pinkerton's detective agency, a spy managed a group of spies to obtain Confederate information, but none of the given names directly match this description commonly.
4. Susie King Taylor was the first Black nurse, wife of a sergeant in a Black regiment and wrote about her wartime experiences.
5. There is no clear match for the spy who provided intel about Confederate ironclads to Gideon Welles among the given names commonly.
6. Harriet Tubman also provided the U.S. Army with intel and led 150 men during the Union's Combahee Ferry Raid that freed hundreds of slaves and burned down several plantations.

Answer:

1. Harriet Tubman
2. Mary Jane Richards Denman
3. No clear match
4. Susie King Taylor
5. No clear match
6. Harriet Tubman