Atticus Finch stayed behind on the farm at the end of "To Kill a Mockingbird" to comfort his daughter, Scout, and keep her safe after a tense situation with Bob Ewell. Boo Radley is also revealed to have been watching over Scout and Jem throughout the story, showing his protective nature towards them.
The farm's name is Johnny
When two million people left the farm life they went to populated cities. Many farmers stayed behind with their families.
The book's setting is during the Great Depression. Throughout the book, Harper Lee directly states the hardships that Maycomb is going through.To Kill a Mockingbird is related to the Great Depression, because it takes place during that time. Remember when Atticus quit the farm and went back to school as a lawyer? He did that because during the Depression, farmers were hit the hardest.
STATE FARM
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Animal farm
If you are referring to the book Animal Farm by George Orwell, Russia represents the farm.
In "To Kill a Mockingbird," Walter Cunningham is able to pass the first grade because he has missed so much school helping his family on their farm that he falls behind in his studies. Despite his struggles with reading and writing, he is a hardworking and kind-hearted boy who ultimately receives help and support from his teacher and classmates, allowing him to pass.
Grandpa had a potato farm in the book Stone Fox. He relied on his crop to make a living and provide for his family.
poor dude who doesnt finish school to help his father on the farm
Rosa Parks, her mother, and brother all stayed at her grandparents farm.
he worked on the farm and helped out around the house and did everything he was told