History
What event opens the novel?
What is Bloody Sunday?
Why is the framing device used?
What is to relate to young audience?
What does Lewis notice after his trip to the North?
What is the south is very racist compared to the North?
Why did SNCC engage in dehumanizing behavior?
What is to help prepare protestors for the violence they would face?
What segregated school did Lewis want to attend and sue?
What is Troy State?
What event is happening in the framing device?
What is Obama's inauguration?
John Lewis preaches to his chickens before becoming a preacher
What is foreshadowing?
What did Lewis have to do to go to school?
What is hide from his father and run away?
Why did SNCC only have one speaker during sit-ins?
What is to avoid looking aggressive or uncivil?
Why does the novel start with Obama's Inauguration?
What is Obama was the first black president?
What violent crime occurred during Lewis' childhood?
What is the murder of Emmet Till?
What is the theme of the novel?
What is never stop fighting for equality?
What did Lewis expect to happen after Brown v Board of Education?
What is the immediate end to segregation?
Are SNCC member allowed to laugh at racist comments during sit-ins?
What is no?
Why does the book start with Lewis as a kid and as an old man?
What is to show Lewis fought for justice his entire life?
Why did the SNCC members reject bail?
What is to protest the justice system?
Why are the words of God and prayers written in cursive?
What is ironic about the police's arrival to the nonviolent protest?
What is the police attacked the protesters and not their attackers?
Why did SNCC to so many test sit-ins?
What is to make sure they are fully prepared for the real thing?
Why is it important to know Lewis advocated and cared for his chickens?
What is Lewis cared for anyone and anything in need?
What book about MLK could've inspired John Lewis to make this book?
What is the popular comic MLK and the Montgomery Story?
Why are some pictures not in panels?
What is to make the audience pay attention to that image/speech?
What was the name of Jim Lawson's organization that inspired Lewis?
What is FOR (Fellowship for Reconciliation)?
Who's teachings are SNCC members encouraged to remember?
What is Martin Luther King JR's, Ghandi, and Jesus Christ?
What does it mean to get into good trouble?
What is do what is right even if you're breaking the law?