To what extent had circumstances changed in Mississippi after two weeks of Freedom Summer?

What toll had weeks of threats and violence taken by mid-July 1964?

Why does Freedom Summer suggest that July 16, 1964, was the day the 1960s really began?

Describe the "midcourse correction" which "shifted Freedom Summer into high gear" in July 1964.

Describe the reactions to the discovery of the corpses of Chaney, Schwerner, and Goodman.

Bob Moses hesitated to call Freedom Summer a success, but did say that the "summer project had changed Mississippi." Had Mississippi changed? Why or why not?

Explain why Freedom Democrats did not feel victorious at the Democratic National Convention in 1964 in Atlantic City.

How had the experience of Freedom Summer changed those who participated in it?

Describe what the author calls the "racial reconciliation" that has occurred in Mississippi in the years since Freedom Summer.