The Lost Boys of Sudan: A Journey Through Conflict and Resilience

The video details the harrowing journey of the Lost Boys of Sudan, focusing on Simon Dang and Peter Nook. It covers their escape from war-torn Sudan, survival in refugee camps, and eventual resettlement in the USA. Despite immense challenges, they maintained hope and pursued education, becoming symbols of resilience and courage.

What was the primary reason for the conflict in Sudan as described in the video?

• Natural disasters

• Economic disparity

• Religious and ethnic division

• Political corruption

Why were the young boys forced to flee their homes in southern Sudan?

• To seek better education

• To escape the Khartoum government's attacks

• To find employment opportunities

• To join the military

What was the fate of the young girls during the conflict?

• They were sold into slavery or marriage

• They were sent to school

• They were given shelter by the government

• They were recruited into the army

What role did faith play in the survival of the lost boys?

• It connected them with international aid

• It allowed them to find food and water

• It helped them maintain hope and endurance

• It provided them with physical strength

What challenges did the lost boys face in the refugee camps?

• All of the above

• Inadequate medical facilities

• Insufficient food and shelter

• Lack of educational opportunities

How did the fall of the Ethiopian government affect the lost boys?

• They were reunited with their families

• They received more international aid

• They had to flee to Kenya

• They were granted citizenship

What was a significant focus for the lost boys while living in the Kakuma refugee camp?

• Learning new languages

• Focusing on their education

• Starting businesses

• Building new homes

How many of the lost boys were resettled in the United States starting in 2001?

• 1,500

• 2,800

• 3,800

• 4,800

What profession does Simon aspire to pursue in the United States?

• Nurse

• Doctor

• Teacher

• Engineer

What has Peter been instrumental in doing for Sudanese orphans?

• Providing them with scholarships

• Teaching them English

• Helping them relocate to a school in Kenya

• Building homes for them