Literary Landscapes
Cultural Divides
Historical Context
Family Dynamics
Social Commentary
100

Who is Harry Bernstein?

The Author of "The Invisible Wall".

100

What's the Invisible Wall?

This term describes the physical and social barrier in Harry's neighborhood.

100

What war led to economic hardship in Harry's community?

World War 1.

100

Who is Lily?

Harry's sister who marries a christian man.

100

What term describes the prejudice faced by Jews in the book?

Anti-Semitism.

200

What's the Setting of "The Invisible Wall"?

England.

200

What is Shabbat?

A tradion that the Jewish community in the book observed.

200

What is socialism?

The rise of this ideology influenced some characters in the book.

200

What is the reaction of Harry's family to Lily's Marriage?

Disapproval.

200

What is economic disparity?

The social divide between Jewish and Christian communities is highlighted through this.

300

What's a Metaphor?

The Literary Device used to divide the Jews and Christians.

300

What is Christmas?

A Christian holiday mentioned at a point of tension.

300

What historical event marked a turning point for Jewish-Christian relations?

The conclusion/end of World War 1.

300

Who is Zalmon?

The family meber that confronted Willie Cheevers.

300

The book critiques what societal norms?

religious intolerance.

400

What's a Memoir?

Classification of "The Invisible Walls" genre.

400

What is sitting Shiva?

The Jewish community's reaction to Lily's marriage is to perform this ritual.

400

What does the book touch on, that was very impactful?

 Poverty.

400

What fuels Harry's desire and reflects his aspirations?

The Wooden Shoes.

400

What character's story reflects the struggle with identity?

Lily.

500

What event significantly impacted the narrative?

World War 1.

500

What's economic equality?

This social class divide is evident between Jewish tailors and Christian mill workers.

500

What time period saw significant migration from Europe to other parts of the world?

The early 20th century.

500

What is the Family's dream Destination for a better life?

America.

500

What in the book explores the theme of this social change?

Integration.