Understanding Key Events in Vicksburg

The video continues from the previous chapter, focusing on the aftermath of Mr. Jameson's visit. The family prepares for a trip to Vicksburg, and Mr. Granger arrives, leading to a tense confrontation about land ownership and community tensions. The chapter concludes with a blessing.

What was the reason for the abrupt end of the previous video?

• The students were not paying attention.

• The chapter was too long.

• The video equipment failed.

• The teacher lost track of time.

What did Papa, Mama, and Uncle Hammer do after Mr. Jameson's visit?

• They went on a vacation.

• They attended a community meeting.

• They visited families considering shopping in Vicksburg.

• They went to the market.

How long did the journey to Vicksburg take?

• One day

• Two days

• Three days

• Four days

What was the children's reaction to Mr. Granger's arrival?

• They ran away.

• They hurried to finish their task.

• They were excited.

• They ignored him.

What did Mr. Granger imply about Uncle Hammer's job up north?

• He was unemployed.

• He was working in agriculture.

• He had a respectable job.

• He was involved in illegal activities.

What was the top price paid to any day laborer in Granger fields?

• Fifty cents

• Seventy-five cents

• One dollar

• Twenty-five cents

What did Mr. Granger suggest about the family's shopping habits?

• They should stop shopping altogether.

• They should shop in Vicksburg.

• They should shop online.

• They should shop locally.

What was Mr. Granger's warning regarding the mortgage?

• It was being reduced.

• It was already paid off.

• It could come due anytime.

• It was not a concern.

How did Papa respond to Mr. Granger's final remarks?

• He agreed with Mr. Granger.

• He remained silent.

• He firmly stated his position.

• He left the room.

What was the closing message of Chapter 7?

• A call to action.

• A summary of the chapter.

• A blessing for peace and prosperity.

• A warning about future events.