3 years ago

Uncle Hammer’s car was (A) like Mr. Granger’s, (B) old and battered, (C) a Model-T. (Roll of Thunder, Hear Me Cry)

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Uncle Hammer's car was very similar to Mr. Grangers. While driving on a bride, Granger himself stopped for his car to pass, thinking he was a white person. When Granger realized that he was black, he threatened the Logan family.

Explanation:

The bridge was a one-way road, and cars had to share it when driving because it was so thin. Black people didn't have cars in that area, so it was a surprise when the Logan family drove by.

Nastasia [14]3 years ago

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