Keeping Freedom In The Family Flashcard

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What point of view is the story 'Keeping Freedom in the Family' told from?

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First-Person Point of View

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What did Nora and her family realize about the fight for change after the church bombing?

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It would be hard, long, and dangerous.

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Why were Nora's parents at the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom in 1963?

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They were emcees.

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What question did Nora ask herself after watching the 'I have a dream' speech?

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What can kids like me do to make a difference?

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Why did Nora and her family visit the White House in 1995?

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Nora's Mom and Dad received the National Medal of Art.

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What is the significance of the First-Person Point of View in storytelling?

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It allows readers to see the story through the narrator's eyes, creating a personal connection.

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What does the March on Washington symbolize in the context of civil rights?

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It symbolizes the collective effort for equality and justice.

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How did the church bombing impact the civil rights movement?

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It highlighted the dangers faced by activists and intensified the call for change.

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What role did children play in the civil rights movement according to Nora's reflections?

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Children could contribute to making a difference and advocating for change.

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What is the National Medal of Art?

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An award given to individuals for their contributions to the arts.