Study Questions for Anne Moody

Study Questions for Anne Moody,

Answer four of the questions in short paragraphs (2-4 sentences each).

This selection comes from Anne Moody’s eloquent autobiography, the story of a young civil rights worker in Mississippi during the early 1960s. Moody joined the movement led by the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) to register blacks to vote in small towns across the impoverished state of Mississippi. As someone active in the voting rights efforts, Moody faced
constant threats and occasional violence from local whites, including sheriffs, deputies, local citizens, and the notorious Ku Klux Klan, as well as deep suspicion from local blacks who feared their involvement with the movement would jeopardize their meager livelihoods and the safety of their families. After
working for months with no money and limited success, Moody is nearly spent, physically and emotionally.
CORE stands for the Congress of Racial Equality, another civil rights organization that championed the cause of blacks in the South.

STUDY QUESTIONS

1. Why did Anne decide to spend the little money she had on the kids across the street?

2. How does it appear Anne’s involvement with the civil rights movement has affected her relationship with her family?

3. In your own words, how does the church bombing affect Anne’s views on religion?

4. In your own words, how would you characterize Anne’s opinion of Martin Luther King and the 1963 March on Washington, during which King delivered his famous I Have a Dream speech?

5. Why is Anne feeling so unwelcome in Canton after the bombing?

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