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FOR ANYONE WHOS HAS READ ''To kill a mocking bird'' PLZ HELP

Critical Question: Reread the children’s conversation about Mr. Raymond. What do Scout and Dill’s questions and comments during the conversation reveal about the effects of growing up in the Jim Crow South?

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FOR ANYONE WHOS HAS READ ''To kill a mocking bird'' PLZ HELP Critical Question: Reread the children’s conversation about Mr. Raymond. What do Scout and Dill’s questions and comments during the conversation reveal about the effects of growing up in the Jim Crow South?

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FOR ANYONE WHOS HAS READ ''To kill a mocking bird'' PLZ HELP

Critical Question: Reread the children’s conversation about Mr. Raymond. What do Scout and Dill’s questions and comments during the conversation reveal about the effects of growing up in the Jim Crow South?