Riding Freedom

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How was Charlotte different from most girls her age?

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Charlotte was a tomboy and hated working in the kitchen.

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What event proves Charlotte's ability to drive a stagecoach?

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Charlotte saves some passengers from a collapsing bridge during a storm.

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What is the setting of the book 'Riding Freedom'?

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The setting is America, mid-1800s.

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What significant action does Charlotte take at the end of the book?

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Charlotte votes for President, helping to change women's lives in the future.

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Why did William dislike Charlotte?

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William was jealous of Charlotte and embarrassed when she beat him at things.

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What does it mean to be a tomboy?

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A tomboy is a girl who enjoys activities typically associated with boys, such as sports.

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What is a stagecoach?

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A stagecoach is a horse-drawn vehicle used for carrying passengers and goods.

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What does it mean to vote?

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To vote means to make a choice in an election, expressing one's opinion on a candidate or issue.

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What is the significance of the mid-1800s in American history?

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The mid-1800s was a time of significant change in America, including the women's rights movement.

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What is jealousy?

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Jealousy is a feeling of resentment against someone because of their success or advantages.