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1. Racism- People are treated not as equal because of their race.
2. Lying- Huck lies throughout the book and he would be deceiving.
3. Nature- Huck leaves the house when he Hears Pap is coming because Pap is a drunk and abusive.
The major lesson I learned is being able to develop a friendship and having someone by your side no matter what race they are.

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1. Lying- Huck and Jim lie constantly throughout the entire story.
2. Racism- Racism is the main focus in this story, Huck's friend Jim is a slave and he runs away.
3. Friendship- During their adventures Huck and Jim become best friends.

The major lesson I took from this novel is that friendship is very Important.

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Lying and Deception
When Huck fakes his death with an elaborate plan to deceive Pap
Racism
Jim is sold by the duke and dauphin for only 40 dollars.
Money
Huck finds the 6,000 dollars in gold and it becomes a centerpiece of the story.

The lesson I learned from the novel was one about the importance of trust, and how much lies can affect anything.

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Racism: The" N" word is used alot throughout the novel.
Lies: There is a lot of lying throughout the novel, the main biggest lie is Huck faking his death.
Friendship: Huck and Jim become closer and close as the story goes on.
-The major lesson that I learned from reading this novel would be on friendship.

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Racism- people are treat as less than because of their race.
Friendship- Huck and Jim become friends throughout their adventure.
Conflict- Jim and Huck face adversity and challenges throughout their quest.
The major lesson learned is

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Themes
Superstition- They are both rational characters but believe in superstitions like the hairball.

Slavery-Jim was an escaped slavery, Twain uses this to show his opinion on society.

Money- In the book Huck's adventures consisted of many times where money was found.  Huck leaves behind  money because he does not need it to survive.

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1. Slavery - Jim escaped when he heard they were trying sell him away and and he met Huck in the wilderness.
2. Friendship - Huck and Jim became friends through it all and Huck oversaw the color of Jim and he was blind to racism.
3. Nature - Huck leaves the house when he hears Pap is coming because his dad is very abusive and a drunkard and he has to leave.

The major lesson that I learned was being able to develop a friendship with people, no matter the color of skin everyone should be treated the same or equally.

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lies- Huck lies to people throughout the book and progresses through his journey by lying and deceiving people
segregation- Jim is a run away slave and is trying to avoid being captured throughout the book

superstition- Huck and Jim believe in superstition throughput the novel and think that they have bad luck.

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Racism- The time period was full of racism and segregation and treated blacks very poorly.

Deception- Huck and Jim lie a lot to avoid consequences or superstitions. In other times they use it just to get their way in something.

Conflict- The protagonists Huck and Jim face many trials and tribulations.

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1. Racism- Twain writes about Jim running away from his owners due to the way they treated him.
2. Slavery- Slavery is a main theme throughout the entire novel. Twain shoes his idea of anti-slavery.
3. Conflict- Huck expresses his freedom and shows his will to get away from the bad things.

- The major lesson I learned from this novel was friendships with people you would least expect are what can get you through the hardest of times.

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1. Superstition-  Huck and Tom are people that are rational but when the encounter weird things they take it as bad luck.
2. Slavery- this is one of the most important themes in this novel because back then black people were viewed as property.
3. Money- Huck views money as a luxury rather than a necessity but Jim views it as a pass to hid freedom.

The major lesson that I took from this novel is that

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1. segregation: Jim gets segregated from other.
2. Racism: There is always racial slurs in this book.
3. Slavery: plays a big part in the novel.
- In this novel i learned that racism used to be bad and how slavery was rough.

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Racism- Since Jim is a slave, Huck treats him like he's a nobody.
Lies and Deceit- Huck and Jim have to lie, in order to help save Jim.
Friendship- Huck takes his friendship so seriously with Tom, and Jim towards the end.
I learned that friendship is key in life. Having a friend by you, is very important.

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1. Slavery- Jim is a slave and he is trying to escape from how terrible it is.
2. Friendship- Huck and Jim become best friends on their adventure together. They realize what true friendship is like.
3. Racism- The use of the "N" word is very common through out the novel. As they look at people different ways because of their race.
- In this novel, I took away the lesson that everyone is their own person and has feelings.

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1. Superstition- The superstition in a lot of things affect Huck and Jim. Such as Huck burning a spider he assumed their was a bad omen.
2. Racism- There are many racial slurs and slavery is very prominent. This affects how Huck feels he should think about JIm.
3. Friendship- Huck feels very guilty about turning Jim in even though it is the law, because Jim is his friend.
- I took away from this book that everyone has their own sense of right or wrong and it is their choice of whether to follow it or not.

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1. Slavery- Mark Twain emphasizes about how bad slavery was back then and then made light of it by partnering a freed slave in the form of Jim with two young boys.
2. Education- Because of Huck's lack in education he doesn't have good morals or then society treats him as an outcast and makes oor decisions.
3- Superstition- Jim is superstitious throughout the entire novel when its actually just the boys playing tricks on them. it reflects on how the peoples mind frame was during this period

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Slavery- Throughout the entire book slavery is discussed and Twain's idea of anti-slavery is shown.
Friendship- Twain uses Huck and Jim to show readers a friendship that at this time in history should not have existed blossoming.
Racism- Twain shows the examples of racism throughout.

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Themes:
1.Racism-Twain writes this book during pre-civil war times to create the mindset of the book, which is the reason why there is racism throughout the book. Jim is Miss watson's slave. He is always referred to as a "negro".
2.Conflict- Huck is trying to escap from his town. He was abused by his father,Pap Finn. Jim is currently a slave and is attempting to run away with Huck.
3.Friendship- Regardless of external conflicts, both Huck and Jim share a special bond together.

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Slavery- Slavery i consistently showing up thoughout the book surrounding his ideas.
Racism-  The author uses the slur, " Nigger".
Friendship- No matter what society thinks of Tom, Huck looks past it and becomes very good friends with him.

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1. Racism- the author sets the book during segregation. Blacks were called niggers.
2. Friendship- Jim and Huck show the true message of friendship
3. Superstition- Huck plays tricks on Jim. Jim think it is witches or ghosts messing with him,
Major Lesson- People come and go but family never leaves.

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Segregation- Because Huck and Jim are not regular people they undergo situations of segregation
Superstition- Jim undegoes situations of superstition
3. Friendship- Huck takes friendship seriously, especially with Jim.

Major Lesson-
Twain wanted us to understand how people out of the regular were treated in the past to make us have a better understanding on how to treat people the correct way.

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Major themes:
1. Nature
- when he escaped from Pap and went into hiding. He was living on his own in the wilderness and had freedom.
2. Racism
- Jim was had become a runaway slave because he couldn't take how his owners were treating him. People were rude and judged Jim.
3. Friendship
-  Huck began to learn that Jim isn't so different. He didn't care what color he was and he was just glad he had someone to hep and watch over him.
Major lesson
-  I learned from this novel that you should never be alone. You should always have someone by your side and through your adventures. You'll never know if your going to need someone in the end.
- This lesson connects to today's modern life because many people  try to fix problems and situations on their own. They try to act like they don't need help which makes situations even worse. People should be asking for advice and not be alone.

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Themes:
1. Racism- Twain talks about the conditions of blacks in the United States even after the abolition of slavery.
2. Superstition- Jim spouts a wide range of superstitions and folktales.
3. Friendship- Huck takes friendship so seriously that he's willing to swear blood oaths on it.
Major Lesson:
Twain wanted us to understand how prolific segregation was in the past so we know better than to treat fellow mankind unequally.

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1. Conflict: Huck represents his freedom and desire to escape from the civilization of bad things.
2. Superstition- Jim and Huck  are both superstitious and it represents how they are more child like then mature.
3.  Slavery- Twain has perspectives on it and the ideas surrounding slavery in a way to interpret that into the novel.