Answer:
How do both passages show that the Tuskegee School was a success? They both explain that the school
expanded to numerous buildings.
They both discuss the growing number
of students at the school.
They both quote students' comments
about the new building.
They both claim that the school is a key part of Washington's legacy.
Explanation:
Jem and Dill just finished swimming and called to Atticus, while he was driving. Reluctantly, Atticus allowed the children to join him on the ride to Helen Robinson's house and explained the story to them. Arriving at the Negro cabins, they see many children playing with marbles and Atticus asks where Helen is and Sam goes to get her. Upon hearing the news about her husband, Helen falls to the ground and Atticus and Calpurnia had to help her up.
