Answer:
1. Control of the Taliban in Pakistan.
2. The ban on promoting education for Pakistani girls.
3. Malala's willingness to write about the challenges she faced.
4. The simple but direct language with which she pointed out the problems that the Taliban was promoting.
Step-by-step explanation:
Before becoming a world icon, Malala wrote a diary that was published by the BBC. She used the pseudonym of Gul Makai, as revealing her identity was dangerous. In the diary she talked about her daily life, talked about how difficult it was to live under the violent Taliban regime, how harmful it was and how the Taliban prevented girls from having access to full education, as a way of weakening and limiting women's freedom.