Journey to Maturity

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To Kill a Mockingbird - Chapter 12 QuestionsYeilen Pino1.A major theme in To Kill a Mockingbird is the journey from youth andinnocence to maturity and knowledge.How does Jem symbolize thistheme in Chapter 12?Jemsymbolizes because he is trying to keep the peace whenCalpurnia talks to Scout2. Why is Dill not coming to Maycomb this summer?How does Scoutfeel about his absence?D/7/ sends Scout aletter telling her that he has a new father. Hesays he has to stay in Meridian this summer because he and hisnew father are going to build a fishing boat together. Scout isextremely disappointed. She has come to feel great affection forDUl and excitedlyjooksforward to his visits.3. Why must Atticus leave for two weeks?How is his absence relatedto the country's economic trouble?Att/cus /eaves for two weefrsbecause the state legislature iscalled in to emergency session. His absencewasrelated to thecountry's economic troubles because people are growingpoorer, and breadlines are getting longer.4. What is the name of Calpurnia's church?What is the significance ofthe name?Ca/purn/a's churchis called First Purchase African M.E. Church.It is called First Purchase because itwasbuilt with the firstearnings o f newly freed slaves.
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