T.J.'s younger brother
Claude
The name of Big Ma's husband (Papa's father)
Paul Edward Logan
The number of Berrys that got lit on fire by the Wallaces
Three
An item that T.J. is suspected of stealing, other than Stacey's coat and the pearl-handed gun.
A watch or a locket
Two features of a headline
1. Abbreviated
2. Written in Present Tense
3. Gives overview of article
4. Short (less than 10 words)
The US state where the story takes place
Mississippi
Name of the woman whom Cassie feels betrayed by in Strawberry (full name)
Caroline Logan
A form of resistance when people refuse to buy from a certain business/store.
Boycott
The term that describes how Cassie is able to stop Lillian Jean from reporting that Cassie beat her up
Blackmail
The section of a news article where the writer's name and date appear
Byline
The name of the man who drives the bus full of white children
Mr. Grimes
The man who got fired for fighting white men
Mr. Morrison
A system in which farmers rent their land and get stuck in debt
Sharecropping
BONUS 100: Why do sharecroppers get stuck in debt?
The expression said by Ms. Crocker to Mama when Ms. Crocker warns her not to damage the book
"Don't bite the hand that feeds you"
John Wilkes Boothe's job before assassinating Abraham Lincoln
Actor
The name of the school that the Logan children attend
The Great Faith Elementary and Secondary School
The gift Jeremy gives Stacey
A flute
What Papa compares the Logans to as a metaphor when talking to Cassie.
A fig tree
The two people who arrive at the last moment to stop T.J. from being killed
1. Mr. Jamison
2. The sheriff
The two things promised by the US government to freed slaves
40 acres and a mule
The name of the town where Papa gets shot at
Vicksburg
What happens to Uncle Hammer's car (Why he doesn't have it at the end of the novel)
He sold it to raise money for the family
The name of the period of discrimination during which the story takes place
Jim Crow
How does Mr. Jamison help Mama's boycott?
He agrees to put up credit for the black families to shop in Vicksburg.
The type of establishment (mall, theme park, etc.) where Abraham Lincoln was assassinated
A theater