Freedom Daughters

Which of the following was presented in "Freedom Daughters" but not "Freedom Walkers"?

• the need for the right person to help pull off a federal case

• arrests of black citizens in the Civil Rights Movement

• discrimination during the 1940s-1950s

• the impact young women can have with the right passion

Which of the following themes is central to 'Freedom Daughters'?

• A) The role of young women in social change

• B) The economic impact of the Civil Rights Movement

• C) The influence of political leaders

• D) The development of urban areas

In 'Freedom Daughters', what literary device is predominantly used to convey the struggles of young women?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Irony

• D) Hyperbole

What is the primary setting of 'Freedom Daughters'?

• A) Rural America

• B) Urban America

• C) Suburban America

• D) International locations

Which character in 'Freedom Daughters' exemplifies courage and determination?

• A) Sarah

• B) Emily

• C) Jessica

• D) Rachel

What is the main conflict in 'Freedom Daughters'?

• A) Economic disparity

• B) Gender inequality

• C) Racial discrimination

• D) Political corruption

Which of the following best describes the tone of 'Freedom Daughters'?

• A) Optimistic

• B) Pessimistic

• C) Neutral

• D) Sarcastic

In 'Freedom Daughters', how is the theme of empowerment portrayed?

• A) Through the achievements of young women

• B) Through the failures of political systems

• C) Through the economic growth of communities

• D) Through the decline of traditional values

Which event in 'Freedom Daughters' highlights the impact of activism?

• A) A peaceful protest

• B) A political debate

• C) A community meeting

• D) A school play

What is the significance of the title 'Freedom Daughters'?

• A) It highlights the role of daughters in the fight for freedom

• B) It refers to a specific historical event

• C) It is a metaphor for economic growth

• D) It describes a geographical location