Katherine Barlow and Sam's Story

The video explores the history of Green Lake, focusing on the relationship between Sam, an onion seller, and Katherine, a schoolteacher. Their interracial relationship leads to conflict and tragedy, resulting in Sam's death and Katherine's transformation into an outlaw. The narrative then shifts to Stanley, who is digging holes at a camp and teaching Zero to read, highlighting themes of friendship and resilience.

What was Dr. Hawthorne's role in the town of Green Lake?

• He was a teacher.

• He was a doctor.

• He was a farmer.

• He was a blacksmith.

What did Sam claim about the health benefits of onions?

• They could cure any disease.

• They were a substitute for medicine.

• They were good for digestion and the heart.

• They could make you live forever.

How did Sam transport his onions?

• By train.

• By rowing across the lake.

• By horse and cart.

• By car.

What was unique about Sam's donkey, Mary Lou?

• She could talk.

• She was a rare breed.

• She was almost 50 years old.

• She was the fastest donkey in town.

What did Sam use to make his remedies?

• Herbs and spices.

• Onion juice and parts of the onion plant.

• Chemical compounds.

• Medicinal plants.

What did Katherine Barlow offer Sam in exchange for fixing the roof?

• Money.

• A new boat.

• Six jars of spiced peaches.

• A basket of apples.

Why was Sam not allowed to attend classes?

• He was not interested.

• He was a Negro.

• He was too old.

• He was too busy with his work.

What was the townspeople's reaction to Katherine and Sam's relationship?

• They were indifferent.

• They were supportive.

• They were amused.

• They were outraged.

What happened to Sam and Mary Lou?

• They were arrested.

• They were hidden by friends.

• They were both killed.

• They escaped to another town.

What did Katherine Barlow become after Sam's death?

• An outlaw known as Kissin' Kate Barlow.

• A doctor.

• A school teacher.

• A farmer.