I had read the book "war between the classes" and I need write about wat they learned about racial differences
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so get to it if you really read the book
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maybe you can try sparknotes.com. I use to use that website all the time when I had to read books. I don't know if they have chagned though.
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I don't really know how to write it as a diary entry,so you'll have to do that yourself.\nStart of book: naive, innocent, immature\n\nMiddle: Starts to see the world in a more mature way, but still finds it hard to understand racism and prejudice\n\nEnding: Mature, grown-up, but still young and innocent. After all,she's only 8 years when the book ended.\n\nFeelings: You have to read the book.The entire book is written by Scout,so it shouldn't be hard.It's a great book!\nSo don't be lazy.Good luck :)
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www.sparknotes.com\nwww.pinkmonkey.com
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Maybe this will help you try to get an analysis of race. I just had to do a Baldwin essay but unfortunately it wasn't "Sonny's Blues"..\n\nhttp://cai.ucdavis.edu/uccp/sblecture.html
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You should not make up a book!\nYour teacher would find out anyways...\ngo to www.sparknotes.com and pick a book
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check the book out on\n\nwww.sparknotes.com\n\nthey will give you key highlights on mamny books and stories!
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Try the website below. It looks like an on-line 'Cliff Notes'. \n\nAnd don't forget to actually read the book!
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Does the town have a website, or statistics posted somewhere?\n\nMy town has websites for the schools in the area, and they tell what the ratios are for the different races in the schools.\n\nMaybe the town you want to check out has statistics listed somewhere.\n\nWhat if you called the village hall and told them you were doing a report for school on the breakdown of races in the town.  Maybe they would tell you!
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try cliffsnotes.com\nthey have alot of info about stuff like that\nDid you not read for your class or something? lol
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Check your history textbook, I'm sure there will be a section on it, elsewise your teacher probably wouldn't have assigned the question (unless it was in notes that you missed, weren't paying attention to, or were too busy writing notes to your friends.\n\nHint:  in the back of your textbook there should be an index.  Look up Jefferson, and possibily, neutrality.  Heck, if you can't find it then, look it up on google.\n\nBut for heaven's sake.  Do your own homework!  Do you think WE get any benefit from this?  Your homework and research practices will benefit you.  But they can't and won't unless YOU do them!
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Try searching sparknotes.com, they have actual text and summary
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Look on the web for info. Then right an introduction paragraph leading into ther next. Maybe you can write a paragraph on ther daily work habits, both the men and the women. Then write one about there struggles with the government ( how did the gov. treat them, taxes, ect.) Write one on there daily life. What did they live in, what did they eat, what did they do for fun and entertainment? What did there children do to help out. Did they have education? I could write a book if you let me go on. What did the peasants do that was important for there people and the country. It just keep going and going. Hope this helps a little.
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My church did the play "A Lesson Before Dying".This was also televised on tv.You could also pick black historians who made a difference in society.eg;Madame C.J. Walker,George Washington Caver,Eli Whitney,and Garrette A. Morgan.Read up on the accomplishments that they succeeded in life.Go to a school teacher supply store and you'll find alot of informations to help you.The public library is another source of information.
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Try www.sparknotes.com
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try sparknotes.com-they'd know.
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Go to Sparknotes.com! They have chapter summaries along with character analysis, themes and other information.