- What does Faber mean when he says the Bible can "go under the microscope"?
- What is her last question for Montag before she runs home in the moonlight?
- What phrases show that the girl ( Clarisse ) is in harmony with nature?
- Name the retired English professor Montag met in a park a year ago.
- What does "white, unused, buckling sidewalk" tell us in Fahrenheit 451? ( It's the same as the "buckling concrete walk" with "grassy seams" in "The Pedestrian." )
- The minister who believes a faction wants to drive him from his pulpit
- This girl says she never saw witches and says all the other girls are lying too
- This man confesses to witchcraft but refuses to sign his name on the document
- This man died after being pressed with stones
- This man tells Mary Warren that she either committed perjury in court or is committing perjury now
- This man says Thomas Putnam used his daughter to accuse George Jacobs of witchcraft
- Abigail said this woman called the devil
- The woman who wanted Tituba to conjure the spirits of her dead children
- The minister who has expertise in finding witchcraft
- The woman with eleven children and twenty-six grandchildren
- The girl who confesses to laughing during prayer at church
- Date when the first slaves were brought to USA => 1865 the 13th amendment abolished slaveryAmendment of the SC => 14th amendment 1868= blacks gained an equal protection under the law=> 15th amendment 1870 enshrining the right of any citizen to voteLegislation 1964 civil rights act 1965 voting rights act
- late of the 40s during the red scare; which hunt; many impact on unions and free speech => cf Hollywood Charlie Chaplin
- New Secretary of State in the UK=> new Rwanda asylum plan
- To be twice as + adj+ as +sb/sthEx: petroleum-motor car is twice as polluting as an EV