Wendell Berry and Traditional Values

The transcript discusses Wendell Berry's upbringing in a farming community in Henry County, Kentucky, and his role as a voice for rural America. It highlights the traditional values he champions, such as independence and stewardship, and the concern that these values may disappear with traditional communities. The transcript concludes with a mention of the PBS program 'Look and See: Wendell Berry's Kentucky'.

What was the primary characteristic of Henry County, Kentucky, during the speaker's boyhood?

• It was known for its technology industry.

• It was a farming county.

• It was a bustling city.

• It was a tourist destination.

Who is Wendell Berry described as in the video?

• A technology innovator.

• A political leader.

• A voice for rural America.

• A famous musician.

What does Wendell Berry champion for?

• A disappearing way of life.

• Technological advancements.

• Globalization.

• Urban development.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a traditional value by Wendell Berry?

• Innovation

• Stewardship

• Independence

• Thrift

What concern does Wendell Berry express about traditional values?

• They are being replaced by new values.

• They will disappear with traditional people.

• They are becoming more popular.

• They are being taught in schools.