Civil Rights Workers in Mississippi

What was Andy's initial impression of Meridian, Mississippi?

• He felt it was too crowded and noisy.

• He was indifferent about the place.

• He thought it was a wonderful town with fine weather.

• He found it dangerous and unwelcoming.

What event triggered the concern about the safety of the civil rights workers?

• A meeting with local officials.

• A news report about a protest.

• A call from the Meridian people about missing workers.

• A letter from Andy.

What was the only clue found during the search for the missing civil rights workers?

• A witness testimony.

• A burned-out station wagon.

• A map with marked locations.

• A note left behind.

What realization did the volunteers come to regarding their safety?

• They were completely safe because of their numbers.

• The local authorities would protect them.

• Only the black volunteers were in danger.

• Everyone, regardless of race, was in grave danger.

What did the volunteers decide after discussing with their families?

• To return home immediately.

• To continue their mission despite the risks.

• To seek protection from local authorities.

• To change their destination.