Volunteers supply food for March on Washington attendees

The transcript describes a time when it was everyone's duty to help others. Volunteers in New York worked tirelessly to prepare 80,000 cheese sandwiches for a march. The march was a symbol of hope and the belief that they would overcome challenges. Participants wore pins that read 'I march for jobs and freedom,' which unified the 200,000 marchers.

What was the primary role of volunteers in New York during the march preparation?

• To organize transportation

• To make cheese sandwiches

• To provide security

• To distribute flyers

How many cheese sandwiches were prepared by the volunteers?

• 80,000

• 50,000

• 60,000

• 70,000

What belief is expressed in the message of hope?

• Unity is impossible

• We will never succeed

• We shall overcome someday

• Challenges are insurmountable

What did the pin worn by marchers symbolize?

• Individual success

• Personal wealth

• Political power

• Jobs and freedom

How many people participated in the march?

• 200,000

• 250,000

• 150,000

• 100,000