In giuseppe verdi's operas, the calls for freedom from the leading female singers symbolized

In Giuseppe Verdi's operas, the calls for freedom from the leading female singers symbolized Italian unification.

Explanation:

Verdi's life was full of tragedies but as a musician and a politician, he had an influence and desire to unite Italy. During the revolution and colonialism, different parts of Italy were captured by different nations with Italy's needs to fight for independence.

His music included scenes that represented the occurrences of political and power struggle times. Examples include scene representing Spain's power over Italy. His main target was the Roman Catholic. This stance to use music in politics got him elected as a senator due to his influence but he later resigned after realizing the magnitude of social inequalities.

Education became an important weapon against communism and rose in importance for middle class families in particular to see a better future for their children. However, schools in the 1950s also became battle grounds for desegregation as the original "separate but equal" court case of Plessy v. Ferguson was overruled by the Brown v. Board ruling. Schools were a hub of teenage culture and led to modern dating traditions and teenage sub-cultural trends seen today.