Lyddie- End of Novel Review

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What is the main reason Lyddie is unable to defend herself when fired in chapter 21?

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Lyddie's lack of education and vocabulary causes her to become confused.

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What organization does Diana ask Lyddie to join?

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the Female Labor Reform Association

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What does Luke Stevens bring Lyddie in Chapter 14?

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He brought a letter from Ezekial, a $50 draft, a parcel, and good news about Charles.

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What does the term 'moral turpitude' mean?

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vile in nature or to go against the rules and laws.

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What is Lyddie’s last name?

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Worthen

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What is the significance of the Female Labor Reform Association in Lyddie's story?

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It represents the fight for better working conditions and rights for female workers.

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How does Lyddie's education impact her life choices?

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Lyddie's lack of education limits her ability to advocate for herself and understand her rights.

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What role does family play in Lyddie's decisions throughout the novel?

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Lyddie's family influences her motivations and the sacrifices she makes for their well-being.

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What does Lyddie's journey symbolize in the context of the Industrial Revolution?

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Lyddie's journey symbolizes the struggles of women seeking independence and better working conditions during the Industrial Revolution.

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How does Lyddie's character develop throughout the novel?

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Lyddie evolves from a naive girl to a strong, independent woman who fights for her rights.