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Please number your questions and write in complete sentences! http://sites.google.com/site/tokillamockingbirdwebquest/e-group-3-growing-up-white-black-in-the-south
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Jack vaught
4/20/2012 02:33:03 am
1. The three ladies from the white interview were mostly the same. They were all integrated with blacks at an early age and none were raised racist. All were raised in fairly wealthy families and followed all rules and customs Also, they all were considered tomboys. However, Mrs. Barge was raised in a poor neighborhood and was not exposed to racism and whites until later on. She was ladylike and in no way a tomboy.
Miss Fitzpatrick
4/24/2012 10:10:45 pm
Good responses. Keep in mind how times have changed as we read To Kill a Mockingbird.
Tori Jones
4/23/2012 01:10:25 am
1.The three ladies in Growing Up White had colored friends and were really attached to them. They were never racist or cruel to them like some of the whites in Growing up Black. The ladies in Growing up White had a worry free childhood and there world was easy. They had a cook, yardman, nurse, and a maid, that's just if you were “poor whites.” Mrs. Barge from Growing up Black was sheltered and limited to things she could do and later in her life felt the harsh judgment from whites.
Miss Fitzpatrick
4/24/2012 10:09:48 pm
Good assumptions about Calpurnia and good thorough responses! Leave a Reply. |