### Passage for Context
Group hoped to reach New Orleans on May 17, the seven-year decision. Each of the riders knew the dangers involved in participating: "We were told that the racists, the segregationists, would go to any extent to hold the line on segregation in interstate travel," James Farmer noted. "So when we began the ride I think all of us were prepared for as much violence as could be thrown at us. We were prepared for the possibility of death."
[From The Civil Rights Movement - Striving for Justice by Tim McNeese.]

### Questions
3.1.1 Name TWO leaders who revived freedom rides in 1961. (2 x 1)

3.1.2 Define the term "Freedom Rides" in your own words.

3.1.3 Quote TWO reasons from the source why the earlier protest-on-wheels failed. (2 x 1)

3.1.4 Using the information in the source and your own knowledge, explain how the Freedom Rides violated the racial laws relating to interstate bus travel in the USA. (2 x 2)

3.1.5 Explain what is implied by the following statement: "So when we began the ride I think all of us were prepared for as much violence as could be thrown at us." (2 x 1)