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Who did Stacey give his coat to?
Who did Stacey give his coat to?
T.J.
Even though Cassie sees Lillian Jean after the incident in Strawberry, why does she not do anything to her?
Even though Cassie sees Lillian Jean after the incident in Strawberry, why does she not do anything to her?
She knows Papa will tell her how to best handle the situation.
Why does Mama not want people to shop at the Wallace store?
Why does Mama not want people to shop at the Wallace store?
The Wallaces allow bad things to happen at their store and they have hurt several black people.
Which best shows that the kids loved their books as Christmas presents?
Which best shows that the kids loved their books as Christmas presents?
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How do Cassie and her family most likely feel when they see Jeremy at the door on Christmas Day?
How do Cassie and her family most likely feel when they see Jeremy at the door on Christmas Day?
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How does Mr. Jamison show that he agrees that people should shop at Vicksburg and not at the Wallace store?
How does Mr. Jamison show that he agrees that people should shop at Vicksburg and not at the Wallace store?
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After the conversation with Mr. Granger, you can tell that Papa _______.
After the conversation with Mr. Granger, you can tell that Papa _______.
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Who said this: 'If you ain't got the brains of a flea to see that this T.J. fellow made a fool of you, then you'll never get anywhere in this world.'?
Who said this: 'If you ain't got the brains of a flea to see that this T.J. fellow made a fool of you, then you'll never get anywhere in this world.'?
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Study Notes
Character Actions and Relationships
- Stacey gives his coat to T.J., highlighting their friendship and Stacey's sense of loyalty.
- Cassie refrains from confronting Lillian Jean after the Strawberry incident, anticipating Papa's guidance on handling the situation, demonstrating her respect for parental wisdom.
Community Dynamics
- Mama opposes shopping at the Wallace store due to its association with violence and discrimination against black individuals, reflecting the broader racial tensions and community values.
- Mr. Jamison supports the shift to shopping in Vicksburg by agreeing to cover bills for those who cannot afford them, which shows his commitment to the black community's welfare.
Sentiments and Significance
- The children's joy in receiving books as Christmas gifts illustrates the deep appreciation for education, as shown by Little Man prioritizing his books over new clothing.
- Cassie and her family's surprise at Jeremy's presence on Christmas Day indicates a complex relationship, signifying hope for friendships that transcend racial barriers.
Trust and Skepticism
- Papa's lack of trust in Mr. Granger is evident after their conversation, suggesting underlying tension and a cautious approach towards white landowners during that period.
- Uncle Hammer's blunt remark regarding T.J. underscores the importance of discernment and intelligence in navigating social relationships, emphasizing the challenges faced by the younger generation.
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Test your knowledge of Chapter 7 of 'Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry' with these flashcards. This quiz covers key characters and events that shape the storyline, focusing on Stacey, Cassie, and Mama's decisions. Dive deep into the narrative and understand the context behind their actions.
