<h3>Answers:</h3><h2>1.) He gets a scholarship
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Forrest Gump is an invented personality (fictional) but he and his fellow Jennie live within many major traditional experiences. This movie is really a tricky way to interject you to the traditional events and problems we study in History. It is shown that in order to pay for college he gets a scholarship.
<h2>2.) University of Alabama</h2>
In 1981, Forrest Gump narrates his life story to outsiders who rest next to him on a stand at a bus stop in Savannah, Georgia. On his first day of class in Greenbow, Alabama in 1954, Forrest faces a girl named Jenny Curran who, unlike the other children, quickly befriends him. Due to leg braces adjusted to correct a bent spine, Forrest is inefficient to walk properly.
<h2>3.) The African Americans</h2>
"Coons" is practiced as an offensive and disrespectful word for a black person. In this storytelling, the term is being used for the Africans american, who use to bully Forest Gump on his physical disability in the respective school/college.
