Farmer Harry Holt and his wife Bertha adopt and take Korean orphans to Oregon; kids in car, in tub, at table

The video documents the journey of twelve Korean orphans being adopted by American families, led by Harry Holt, a farmer from Oregon. With the help of World Vision and a special bill passed by Congress, the children are welcomed into new homes across the U.S. Eight of the children are adopted by Holt himself, while others join families in different states. The video highlights the children's journey to their new home in Oregon and their first experiences in America.

Who was the key figure behind the adoption of Korean orphans to the U.S.?

• Harry Holt

• A Portland couple

• World Vision

• Richard L. Newberger

What role did World Vision play in the adoption process?

• They arranged transportation to the U.S.

• They helped tour Korean foundling homes.

• They adopted the children themselves.

• They provided financial support.

How many children did Harry Holt personally adopt?

• Two

• Four

• Eight

• Twelve

Which states were involved in adopting the remaining orphans?

• California and Texas

• Texas and Michigan

• Oregon and California

• Michigan and Florida

What is significant about the Holt family farm?

• It is located in Texas.

• It is in Michigan.

• It is a 350-acre farm.

• It is a small urban home.