Outline For To Kill A Mockingbird
1. a. Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird is a historical representation of racial segregation during the Great Depression.
1. b. The events that occur in the movie are mostly accurate but not complete fact. This movie shows the racism, segregation, and civil rights conflicts for African Americans. One example is the case of Tom Robinson and how it is based off of a similar case that happened during the publishing of Lee's novel.
2. The characters in the novel are fiction, but they are based off of real people during those times.
4. I found it interesting how horrible people treated African Americans. I wondered how they could not see them truly as human beings as well as citizens of the United States. I also found it interesting how the
1. b. The events that occur in the movie are mostly accurate but not complete fact. This movie shows the racism, segregation, and civil rights conflicts for African Americans. One example is the case of Tom Robinson and how it is based off of a similar case that happened during the publishing of Lee's novel.
2. The characters in the novel are fiction, but they are based off of real people during those times.
4. I found it interesting how horrible people treated African Americans. I wondered how they could not see them truly as human beings as well as citizens of the United States. I also found it interesting how the