pictures of the 1930

pictures of kids learning in the 1930. they are learning how to read . and how to pronounce the words. This used to be what the schools looked like in Alabama.

This is the school jail court house that was used then.This is the courthouse of maycomb county.The Social History Of Maycomb Maycomb is said to have a very ridged social structure. Some people would describe it as a social triangle. In this piece of work I will try to explain that structure using comments made by Jem. At the top of the social pyramid are the people that Jem describes as the normal folk, like themselves and the neighbours. These people would include Miss Stephanie, Mrs Dubose, The Radleys and Miss Maudie.
In the novel “To Kill a Mockingbird” by Harper Lee, it covers a lot of the social justice issues. The one that stood out to me when I first read the book was the issue of racism in Maycomb, Alabama. Before I started reading the novel, I read a biography of Harper Lee to understand where the novel was coming from. As I predicted, a lot of the characters are alike to her own family and some of the events that happen in this story are based or influenced by true experience she had. She also said herself that the events are based on her childhood experience with her family and neighborhoods –Her father was a lawyer, she was a tomboy, she grew up in Alabama, she was the youngest of 4 siblings, her mother died when Lee was in her 20’s.
Racism is a big issue around the world, towards every race. In the novel, racism towards black people in Maycomb was brought up. In real life, these issues really did exist of still do. Harper Lee’s family also had a black housekeeper like Calpurnia in the novel. During this period of time, black people were still seen as slaves for the white people. In the south, because they lost in the civil war, black people were treated worst than the black people living in the north. Black people were kept under white social and economic control. If a black person/family had any social or economical development, they were seen as a treat back in the days.