How does the Tom Robinson trial reveal racial injustice in maycomb?

Jury convicts Tom despite strong evidence, showing that racial bis matters more than facts mayella work is believe over Tom simply because shes white, even though her story is inconsistent Tom is punishished for feeling sympathy for mayella

How does Atticus Finch demonstrate moral courage

defends Tom knowing he we likely lose, showing commitment to justice over popularity. stands alone against the racist beliefs of maycomb, choosing what is right rather than what is easy. challenges Ewell's in the court, even though it makes family targ

How does Atticus Finch demonstrate moral courage 2

He treats everyone with respect, demonstrating fairness and empathy Atticus teaches scout and Jem to value integrity, modeling moral courage through his actions

How does the Tom Robinson trial reveal racial injustice in maycomb? 2

Toms eventual death shows there is no real escape from injustice, even after the trial ends

How scout matures during part two

scout begins to understand the reality of racism through the trial and its outcome scout practices empathy more deeply especially when she starts to understand mayellas loneliness scout controls her temper, choosing not to fight even when provoked

How Harper Lee use different characters to show the theme of prejudice

Atticus represents fairness and moral integrity, showing what justice should look like in a prejudiced society The jury demonstrates institutiional prejudice by convicting Tom despite overwhelming evidence

How Harper Lee use different characters to show the theme of prejudice pt 2

mayella shows how prejudice is learned; she lies to protect herself an uphold social rules Bob openly embodies hatred and racism using prejudice to his his own abuse and guilt the jury's silence an quick verdict reflect society's acceptance of racism

in what ways does part two show the difference between the law an injustice

the law claims to be fair, but justice is not delivered as Tom is convicted despite clear evidence the all white jury represents a biased legal system, making true justice impossible toms death proves the law failed to protect the innocent

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English midterm 2

Question	Answer
How does the Tom Robinson trial reveal racial injustice in maycomb?	Jury convicts Tom despite strong evidence, showing that racial bis matters more than facts mayella work is believe over Tom simply because shes white, even though her story is inconsistent Tom is punishished for feeling sympathy for mayella
How does Atticus Finch demonstrate moral courage	defends Tom knowing he we likely lose, showing commitment to justice over popularity. stands alone against the racist beliefs of maycomb, choosing what is right rather than what is easy. challenges Ewell's in the court, even though it makes family targ
How does Atticus Finch demonstrate moral courage 2	He treats everyone with respect, demonstrating fairness and empathy Atticus teaches scout and Jem to value integrity, modeling moral courage through his actions
How does the Tom Robinson trial reveal racial injustice in maycomb? 2	Toms eventual death shows there is no real escape from injustice, even after the trial ends
How scout matures during part two	scout begins to understand the reality of racism through the trial and its outcome scout practices empathy more deeply especially when she starts to understand mayellas loneliness scout controls her temper, choosing not to fight even when provoked
How Harper Lee use different characters to show the theme of prejudice	Atticus represents fairness and moral integrity, showing what justice should look like in a prejudiced society The jury demonstrates institutiional prejudice by convicting Tom despite overwhelming evidence
How Harper Lee use different characters to show the theme of prejudice pt 2	mayella shows how prejudice is learned; she lies to protect herself an uphold social rules Bob openly embodies hatred and racism using prejudice to his his own abuse and guilt the jury's silence an quick verdict reflect society's acceptance of racism
in what ways does part two show the difference between the law an injustice	the law claims to be fair, but justice is not delivered as Tom is convicted despite clear evidence the all white jury represents a biased legal system, making true justice impossible toms death proves the law failed to protect the innocent

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