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How did people react when The Scarlet Letter was banned from some schools?
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When The Scarlet Letter was banned from some schools, reactions varied. Some people believed it was a violation of free speech and academic freedom, while others supported the ban due to the book's controversial themes. Overall, it sparked discussions about censorship and the role of literature in education.
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Can astrology be banned?
Yes it can from schools for having people beliveing in it too much
What did the towns people say about pearl in The Scarlet Letter?
They said she was a fornicator.
What do people think about dimmesdale in The Scarlet Letter?
that he can do no wrong....descendent of God
Where is The Catcher in the Rye banned?
People didnt think that the book was appropriate for schools due to sexual content
Is Catcher in the Rye banned?
People didnt think that the book was appropriate for schools due to sexual content
Why is chewing gum banned in schools?
Because people throw it anywere they please and it gets every were and damages school property.
Why silly bands should be banned from schools?
Because alot of people play with them instead of doing school work but it is not fair to the people who are paying attention.
How did the people in 1850 feel about guilt sin crime and adultery?
they put a red scarlet letter "A" on the hoe
How did The Scarlet Letter impact or influence the US?
The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne was very influencal in the US. For example today many songs talk about the Scarlet Letter such as Taylor Swifts new song "Love Story." It affected many people because its outstanding literary devices, especially symbolism. Hawthornes story was also very popular at the time because he included some supernatural things, such as making characters appear to float. The book is very influential because it helps people realize how different things were back in the 1700's. For example now a days no one would have to wear a "scarlet letter" or be shunned because they committed adultery. This story shows the reader how much times have changed. Also it was influential because it was a story about forbidden love, which draws attention to many people. Now most schools also teach "The Scarlet Letter" to there students so they can learn about the old writing styles and because many people argue that the book contains the best used literary devices.
Why should iPods be banned in schools?
they shouldn't because they help people think and learn better. but if they use them for games they can be a big distraction
Is Catcher and the Rye banned in schools today?
There are no actual totals of the schools that have banned 'Catcher in the Rye,' over the years, because those who ban, and later decide to allow the book, or the reverse, are constantly changing. However, it is among a cadre of books that share the distinction of being the most banned of all time. Reasons for banning ranged from obscenity, and inappropriate language to being 'biased against white people.'
Hester believes that wearing The Scarlet Letter has given her?
a chance to help other people or knowledge of the hidden sin in others
