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    blacks to do activities with whites‚ eat with them and even live in the same neighborhoods. The time that he lived was related to the same time the Finches‚ Ewells‚ Cunninghams‚ and the Black community in To Kill a Mockingbird. The Finches went to an all white school with all white friends and in a white neighborhood with a black cook. The Finches were a typical white family‚ and they looked down on blacks‚ but back then it was normal‚ but Atticus Finch was the exception in their family‚ he was

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    only found in this one area of the world)? * Why do these cold blooded organisms lay on the rocks instead of stay in the cold water? * What is the main reason for their decline in population? Galapagos Islands (Lessons 04.04‚ 04.06‚ 04.07) * Why do the same species on different Galapagos Islands have slightly different traits? * What is the

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    Natural Selection is “a mechanism… whereby an organism has characteristics enabling it to survive under current environment conditions. It will then pass these characteristics to its offspring” . The theory of Natural Selection was first published by Charles Darwin in the 19th century after hearing that another scientist‚ Alfred Wallace‚ was publishing a similar theory. The basis of their theories was: 1. Variation in traits within individuals in specie’s generation. 2. Heritability- where some

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    more benevolent and compassionate towards them. Calpurnia also attempts to teach the children not to be racist. She takes the Finches to the black church and acts like it’s nothing special despite what other people may say‚ ‘you ain’t got no business bringin’ white chillum here ’ they got their church‚ we got our’n.’ Irrespective of her best efforts to teach the Finches that black and white people are equal and the same‚ Calpurnia has a split personality one for when she is around white people

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    But with the addition of Aunt Alexandra to the house‚ who quickly manipulated him because she felt that he wasn’t raising his children to be ladies and gentlemen. She feels that the Finches are better than any other family in Maycomb‚ this point is shown when she says "’Don’t be silly‚ Jean Louise‚’ said Aunt Alexandra. ’The thing is‚ you can scrub Walter Cunningham till her shines‚ you can put him in shoes and a new suit‚ but he’ll

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    picked him up from the body shaped hay pile and proceeded to walk toward the Finch’s house. My mind couldn’t process on what I have done and I don’t want to think of the consequences. The walk to the Finches house was a short walk but it felt long with the slientness of the night. As I walked into the finches house‚ Atticus was relieved but also extremely concerned (think of another way to say concerned) he motioned me to Jem’s room. I sat him down and my awkward self stood in the corner waiting for the

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    never be like Jem." Aunt Alexandra explains to Scout on page 224. Aunt Alexandra does not want Scout associating with Walter Cunningham simply because of his class. Aunt Alexandra is discriminating against the Cunninghams because they are below the Finches on the social strata. Probably the most prominent prejudice in the novel is the racial prejudice. Tom Robinson was a black man who was accused of raping Mayella Ewell‚ a white girl. When Tom was put in jail awaiting trial‚ Atticus‚ his lawyer‚ went

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    about his entailment‚ she forced him to have empathy for the Finches who have shown kindness to his family. Had Scout not done this‚ Mr. Cunningham never would have considered things from Atticus’s point of view and the mob would have hurt Atticus and killed Tom. This event along with Atticus’s analysis show the dangers of group thinking. Group thinking lacks consideration. In this example‚ the mob lacked consideration for the Finches because they did not hold the same beliefs about the Tom

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    family‚ were the most affected‚ as Atticus explains to Scout‚ “The Cunninghams are country folks‚ farmers‚ and the crash hit them the hardest” (pg. 23). Along with the Great Depression‚ the book speaks of the racism that was prominent in this era. The Finches even had a black cook named Calpurnia‚ whom they treated as family. The rest of the town‚ however‚ treated the blacks in hateful‚ demeaning ways. During the Tom Robinson trial‚ these feelings of hatred towards the black people are heightened. Derogatory

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    voyage‚ Darwin was especially interested in his findings within the Galapagos Islands‚ which seemed to support his initial thought of evolution within a species. Also‚ on his travels‚ Darwin read Lyrell’s ‘Principles of Geology’‚ which suggested that the fossils found in rocks were actually evidence of animals that had lived many thousands or even millions of years ago. This reinforced Darwin’s own mind‚ and his visit to the Galapagos gave the evidence to his ideas. Darwin noticed that each island supported

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