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Let the Circle Be Unbroken: Chapters 3-4 - Quiz
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Summarize the parts of Mrs. Barnett's testimony that point to T.J.'s innocence.
Describe the effect peer pressure had on T.J. What might have happened if he had resisted this pressure?
What would you like to say to R.W. after his outburst in court?
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Would you sacrifice your education to work for your family? Give reasons why you would act this way.
Why was sharecropping so difficult?
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