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| SETTING: Time and place where story Lyddie takes place |
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| 1843-1846, New England, Lowell Massachusetts |
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| Historical Context: What was going on in U.S. at the time |
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| Industrial Revolution, Slavery, Child Labor |
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| What gave Lyddie hope for her future? |
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| Ezekial said..."knowledge = |
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| How did Lyddie become a better reader while working |
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| she pasted pages of Oliver Twist and Fredrick Douglas on her loom |
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| Knowledge, family, and bravery/perseverance |
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| What was Lyddie's only goal at first |
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| to take care of her family by paying off debt for the farm |
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| What did the Bear symbolize in Lyddie |
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| What did Triphena's frog story teach to Lyddie |
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| to always be brave, persevere and dont give up |
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| Why is Lyddie such a hard worker |
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| to achieve her goal which was to make money and save her family farm |
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| What was the Gettysburg Address |
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| an official dedication ceremony for all the soldiers who died in the Battle of Gettysburg |
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| What did the Gettysburg Address ask the audience |
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| to continue dedicating themselves to winning the war |
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| What word was mentioned 8 times in the Gettysburg Address? |
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| What was the turning point of the Battle of Gettysburg |
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| In What state did Battle of Gettysburg take place |
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| What was the date that the Battle of Gettysburg took place? |
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| Why was it illegal to teach a slave to read |
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| reading would give them power and help them to rebel slavery or run away |
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| What methods were used to punish slaves or dehumanize them? |
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| they were beaten, whipped and sometimes witnessed other slaves get killed |
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| In O Captain My Captain the captain is a symbol for |
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| In O Captain My Captain the ship or vessel is a symbol for |
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| In O Captain My Captain the trip or voyage is a symbol for |
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| In O Captain My Captain the port is a symbol for |
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| In O Captain My Captain the prize is a symbol for |
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| what does the "tree stump" in Shane represent |
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| Joe and Shane's relationship |
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| what does Marian's pie in Shane represent |
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| What does Shane's old clothes and gun remind him of (symbol of) |
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| What does the corral post represent in the story Shane |
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| the family can't be moved |
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| Shane made a corral post and what does his making the post represent |
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| Shane's relationship with Joe |
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| best friend type, trust built when Joe took Shane's words about how much the peddle cost (perfect for each other) instant connection-through tree stump, strong bond, understand each other, look out for each other, Shane saves Joe |
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| Shane's relationship with Marian |
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| strong feelings for each other, (when Marian exclaimed how she could have two such men) Marian understands why Shane is with them and what he needs to do |
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| Shane's relationship with Bob |
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| Shane is a hero along withe Joe, Shane is a role model, Bob looks up to him and wants to be just like him, Shane gives advice to Bob, seen through the eyes of a child. |
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| External Conflict In story of Shane |
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| farmers against ranchers (big fight starting over land- ranchers need room for cattle to roam and farmers need land for crops) |
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| Internal Conflict in Shane |
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| Shane trying to escape his past but coming to this town and helping the Starrets is turning him back to his old self (animal-gun fighter) |
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