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    wrong’’ - Teddy Roosevelt. This highlights the actions that Atticus and Mrs. Dubose take throughout the novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. Atticus always does what he thinks is right and does not follow what the other citizens of Maycomb, Alabama do. Atticus, the father of Jem and Scout, who live in Maycomb, teaches his kids to do what they believe is right. In the novel, characters try to do the right thing but are unsuccessful in their search for justice, which shows the only way to…

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    handled unjustly as they are treated as a matured adult when science shows that their decision-making abilities are still in the developing stages. Several states’ laws around this issue can be very unforgiving. In the state of Alabama, children as young as 14 years old in Alabama can be charged and sentenced as adults for any supposed crime. Florida takes first place in sending the most children to adult court and into adult prisons. Juvenile prisoners often witness brutal violence between…

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    Harper lee based her story on her life in Monroeville, Alabama. As a child she experienced good and evil. In this essay I’ll explain how this influenced her. I’ll also discuss how the ideas of justice and fairness were not shown in the book “To Kill a Mockingbird.” The book shows how life was back in the day, when racism was at its peak. My third topic is about the symbolism of the mockingbird in the novel. What it means to be considered a “mockingbird.” Nelle Harper Lee grew up in the south…

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    Helen language by Captain Keller. Having been blind before, Anne had much experience and motivation to teach Helen. After many surgeries, Anne was in fact able to see, just not very well. Sullivan stayed with the Kellers in their home located in Alabama. Throughout the play, Sullivan teaches Helen not only language, but her family a lesson too. As seen throughout the drama, pity on an individual is the worst handicap a child can…

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    To Kill a MockingBird is one of the best novels ever written, but why? To Kill a Mockingbird ,a novel by Harper Lee, is one of the most well known books in the world. It set in a small southern town in Alabama during the Great Depression. It shows how bad of a problem racism was during that time. Narrated by a little girl name Scout, from her point of view, years after the story actually happened. The story has a poor yet cruel white family, a black man accused of rapeing a young white women, a…

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    key elements. Current drought management strategies are attempting to treat droughts as a potentially serious disaster. These management cycles also intend to integrate program management cycles aimed at mitigation and prevention. States such as Alabama develop strategies around a range of reforms that are meant to improve people's quality of life in various areas such as equal health care to improve governance and inclusive economic growth after a drought. The environmental…

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    Alexa Cantreva 11-04-2017 Period 4 Topic #2 To Kill a Mockingbird People’s personal growth is heavily influenced on the environment they live in and their interactions with others around them. In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, Jem and Scout Finch are two children born in a town during the Great Depression. The town and its town people are central influences in the novel and play an important role in the development of these children because the issues…

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    In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee tells the story of a young white girl growing up in Maycomb, Alabama who is forced by circumstance to experience the racial injustice of her town. Throughout the novel, Scout struggles as a child in her situation with understanding prejudice and the good and evil in people. She begins the novel naive to the hatred and unfairness of the world, but by the end of the novel her childlike idealism is gone and she understands how the no situation is black…

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    the metaphor of a Mockingbird as in the title. She creates themes of innocents being destroyed, social inequality, and importance of a moral figure in a child’s life while using the southern gothic genre. It’s set in a tired old town in Maycomb, Alabama in 1933 during the great depression.Throughout the novel, it addresses the growth of maturity in Atticus's children intelligent, tomboyish girl Jean Louise Finch also known as Scout and Jeremy Atticus Finch also known as Jem.It had the central…

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    determination and dedication. She is an excellent role model to anyone who thinks they should give up or stop trying. She is the perfect example for anyone to be or do anything they want. Helen Adams Keller was born on June 27, 1880 in Tuscumbia, Alabama. Helen lost her ability to see and hear due to a very dangerous fever when she was only nineteen months old. Her parents…

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