Uncle Hammer and Harlan Granger are both characters in the novel "Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry" by Mildred D. Taylor. They are both influential figures in the Logan family's community, with Uncle Hammer being more supportive and protective of the Logans, while Harlan Granger represents the white landowning class and has a history of conflict with the Logans over land ownership and racial issues.
Uncle Hammer wanted to buy a Packard like Mr. Granger's to show his defiance against the racial prejudices of the time. It was a symbol of his success and a way to assert his dignity and equal standing in society. Additionally, buying a similar car was a way for him to challenge the societal norms that limited African Americans to certain types of vehicles.
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Cassie received a new dress, a pair of shoes, and a book from her Uncle Hammer as a Christmas present.
Stacey received a tongue lashing from Uncle Hammer because he was upset that Stacey had given away the pearl-handled pistol that belonged to Hammer's deceased wife. This pistol held sentimental value to Uncle Hammer, and he was disappointed that Stacey had not respected its significance.
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Uncle Hammer went back to Chicago after staying with the Logan family in Mississippi for a brief period. He returned to his job and life in the city.
The Logans had to depend on Uncle Hammer for money because their cotton crop failed, leaving them in a financial bind. With no other sources of income, they were forced to turn to Uncle Hammer for help to keep the family afloat.
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Mr. Morrison challenges Uncle Hammer because he sees him as a threat to the unity and safety of the Logan family. Mr. Morrison's motivation stems from his loyalty and desire to protect the family, especially since Uncle Hammer's actions could potentially endanger them in their already precarious situation.
The mother is the one who signs over the land to them.