Redding Lyddie Chapters 1-14 Review

Front

What is the main reason Mr. Marsden brings foreign dignitaries to watch Lyddie work?

Back

She is one of the best workers in the weaving room.

Front

What internal conflict does Lyddie face when she meets Ezekial?

Back

Whether to turn Ezekial in for reward money or help keep him hidden.

Front

Why was Ezekial hiding in Lyddie's cabin?

Back

He was a runaway slave hiding in the cabin.

Front

What is the setting at the very beginning of the story?

Back

A mountain farm in Vermont.

Front

How long do the girls have to work in the factory before they can get a vacation?

Back

1 year.

Front

What does Lyddie hope to achieve by working in the factory?

Back

She hopes to earn enough money to pay off her family's debts.

Front

What is the significance of the Lowell mills in Lyddie's story?

Back

The Lowell mills represent the industrial revolution and the opportunities and challenges faced by young women.

Front

How does Lyddie's character develop throughout the first 14 chapters?

Back

Lyddie becomes more independent, resilient, and determined to improve her circumstances.

Front

What role does friendship play in Lyddie's life?

Back

Friendship provides support and companionship, helping Lyddie cope with her struggles.

Front

What challenges do the factory girls face in their working conditions?

Back

They face long hours, low pay, and unsafe working environments.