In this chapter, several differences were noted between the way girls and boys were treated, Some were noticed by Malala's father, Ziauddin, as he grew up, and other differences became more extreme under General Zia's regime. List several of these differences.

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1. In this chapter, several differences were noted between the way girls and boys were treated, Some were noticed by Malala's father, Ziauddin, as he grew up, and other differences became more extreme under General Zia's regime. List several of these differences.

I think her childhood is different from mine because we faced completely different problems. She had to face the role of girls in her society and how dangerous living in Pakistan would be, while I had to face small problems that did not put my life in danger.
A falcon 'is a creature that flies high above other creatures' (Yousafzai 39). His father called him this after he said his first speech in front of everyone without a stutter.
A woman who was raped could go to jail if she could not provide four male witnesses -a woman could not open a bank account without a man's approval - women on hockey teams would have to wear baggy pants instead of shorts - some women's sports were shut down all together. - boys could go to school and even to a university. -girls had to stop going to school once they were married - boy would get the best part of a chicken, while girls got the wing - boys get cream or milk in their tea
It was difficult. There was not enough people in the village who wanted an english education. This made it difficult to meet ends meet. They were forced to take out loans.

In this chapter, several differences were noted between the way girls and boys were treated, Some were noticed by Malala's father, Ziauddin, as he grew up, and other differences became more extreme under General Zia's regime. List several of these differences.

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In this chapter, several differences were noted between the way girls and boys were treated, Some were noticed by Malala's father, Ziauddin, as he grew up, and other differences became more extreme under General Zia's regime. List several of these differences.

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