Where did Huckleberry Finn start his travels?

Answer 1

Huck and Jim begin their journey together on (1)Jackson Island, near the city of Hannibal on the Missouri side of the Mississippi. They travel downstream with the Missouri shore on the west and Illinois on the east. After stopping on (2)a towhead on the Illinois side, they continue on past (3)St. Louis and several small towns unnamed in the book. Their plan is to stop in (4)Cairo, which is located where the Ohio River meets the Mississippi, and get a canoe so they can paddle upstream to the free states. Unfortunately, they pass Cairo in the night and have no choice but to continue downstream on the raft until they can secure a canoe and head back against the current.

Soon after Huck and Jim miss Cairo, they stop for awhile at (5)the Grangerford's farm, which is actually along the river where it briefly follows the Kentucky border just north of Tennessee. They then are accosted by the Duke and the King, who perform at a series of towns including (6)a "one-horse town" in Arkansas. Because of the Duke's and King's devious business practices, the group is forced to flee further down the river away from the towns, until they make a final stop with the swindlers at (7)Pikesville, which has never heard of their operations. Huck and Jim end their journey together at (8)the Phelps Plantation in southern Arkansas just north of the Louisiana border, where they hook up with Tom Sawyer and further adventures.

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Answer 2

Huckleberry Finn started his travels on the Mississippi River, near St. Petersburg, Missouri. He went on a journey with Jim, a runaway slave, and the two faced many adventures and challenges along the way.

Answer 3

In the book "Tom Sawyer", Huckleberry Finn is homeless, having run away from home since his father was an abusive alcoholic. At the end of Tom Sawyer he is taken in by the Widow Douglas. At the beginning of "Huckleberry Finn" he is living with the Widow, but gets caught by his father who takes him back to the shack he lives in an holds him prisoner there. Huck then escapes and runs away with Jim. At the end of "Huckleberry Finn" Huck is offered the opportunity to return to the Widow's care, but he expresses interest in traveling to the Indian Territory on his own. However he apparently does not do this since in the later books "Tom Sawyer Abroad" and "Tom Sawyer Detective" he is still living in or near Hannibal, MO, though it is not specified where.

Answer 4

It takes place mainly around the banks of the Mississippi River, but Huck does go to some small towns like the time he went with Judith Loftus, or when he went to Tom's Aunt Sally's and Uncle Silas' property.

Answer 5

St. Petersburg

Memphis

St. Louis

Hickman

Cairo

Theres more but I'm not sure what they are

Answer 6

It begins in Huck's hometown of St. Petersburg, Missouri, which lies along the Mississippi River. However, I'm not sure if this is a real city or not.

Answer 7

The majority of Huckleberry Finn took place in the Mississippi River and on its banks.

Answer 8

Raft with Jim