Question

Why does Lee want to remind the reader that the Finch family comes from a plantation? (Finch’s Landing functioned through a cruel system of racism and slavery.)

Answer 1

Lee reinforces that the Flinch family came from a plantation to highlight how they were raised within the concepts of a rural and southern community.

Why emphasize rural and southern culture?

• Because the book was supposed to show the society in which the family grew up.
• Because the book needed to show how the family was brought up with conservative and racist concepts.
• Because the book needed to show that denying racism is a matter of common sense.

The Finch family takes a stand against racism, even though they grew up in a society where it was encouraged. At this point, Lee reinforces how the family decided to abandon bad teachings, showing that it is possible to have a change in attitude and position in the midst of injustice.

This question is about the book "To Kill a Mockingbird."

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