Answer:
(1)The county
attorney and
the sheriff
arrive to
investigate.
(2). Mrs. Peters
discovers
the empty
birdcage.
(3)The women
discover the
dead bird
(4) Mrs. Hale hides the box
containing the
dead bird in
her pocket.
Explanation:
According to the play Trifles by Susan Glaspell, the county attorney and sheriff arrive to investigate the murder of Mr. Wright who was discovered strangled.
They arrest Mrs. Wright because she is the prime suspect in the murder.
The women look around the house to look for clues to prove Mrs. Wright's innocence and the men refuse to search the kitchen for clues because they believe it is a woman's territory so the women search the kitchen and Mrs. Peters discovered an empty birdcage and then the women find a dead bird.
Mrs. Hale hides the vital evidence of the box containing the box in her pocket away from the sheriff.
Answer:
Jem is 10 years old at the start of the book, 4 years older than his younger sister Jean Louise "Scout". In the book, his age ranges from 10-13. Jem is also the son of lawyer Atticus Finch.
Explanation:
Diane Nash is an icon of the civil rights movement. She was born in 1938, when segregation was thriving in America. She was told that this was normal, that these were the rules and she should follow them. But she didnt listen. In the beginning she was scared, to get arrested, to get hurt, even to get killed. But she persisted. She protested for years for desegregation in resturaunts, busses, and other public accomadations. Throughout her life shes been arrested dozens of times, even when she was 6 months pregnant. But this didnt deter her from justice. She continued to protest, despite being broken down many, many times. And her work payed off, thanks to her leadership, things began to change. The south began to desegregate. Resturaunts, busses and other public accomadations became integrated. She was also a big part in the right-to-vote movemnet, which eventually gave African-Americans the right to vote. Diane Nash risked her life for this movement. She was brave. She was bold. She was daring.
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