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1. Inequality- Tom Robinson is discriminated against because of his skin color. He is found guilty of rape although he is innocent.
2. Family- Jem and Scout stick together throughout their adventures through the novel.
3. Education- Atticus is educated as a lawyer and was able to help those who were not as educated or valued in society to have a voice and equal rights.

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1. Coexistence of Good and evil.
The most important theme of To Kill a Mockingbird is the book’s exploration of the moral nature of human beings—that is, whether people are essentially good or essentially evil.
2.The importance of moral educations. moral themes, the novel’s conclusion about education is that the most important lessons are those of sympathy and understanding, and that a sympathetic, understanding approach is the best way to teach these lessons.
3.The existence of social Inequality
Differences in social status are explored largely through the overcomplicated social hierarchy of Maycomb, the ins and outs of which constantly baffle the children.

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1. Racism

Tom Robinson, a black man, is accused of raping a white women. Atticus brings forward obvious facts that prove he is innocent, but out of the hatred in their hearts the rest of the town do not let themselves see the truth.
2. Family
Every child in the community is like their family. The Finches are the "modern" ones that do not see color, the Radley's are the secretive family that are semi main characters but do not show up often and the Ewells are the poor family that live in the slums and are the reason for the conflict in the Novel.
3. Femininity
Scout, who's actual name is Jean Louise, is a tom-boy and dislikes wearing dresses and skirts. She also dos not like to be called a girl which she is judged for by her aunt Alexandra.
Major Lesson
The major lesson from I took from book is that

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injustice- evil-good.

family.

justice

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1. Inequality- Tom Robinson is accused of rape and is most likely going to lose his case because he is black
2. Coexistence of Good and evil-
the moral nature of human beings that is, whether people are essentially good or essentially evil.
3. Mystery- Boo Radley is a mysterious character who no one really knows and it leaves people curious.

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Racism- Most people living in Maycomb hate black people.
Education-
Inequality-

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1.injustice/inequality-in cases they favored people that werent black
2.coexistance of good and evil-the fact that people are good or evil
3.Questioning-Boo radley

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1. Coexistance of good and evil.
2. The importance of moral educations.
3.Justice

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1. One major theme of To Kill a Mockingbird is education.
2. Another theme of To Kill a Mockingbird is social inequality, this is shown when Jem and Scout are bullied because their father is defending an african american.
3. One last theme is Racism which is very apparent during court.

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1. One of the themes is the importance of family. An example is how the kids stick by their father's side through the trial.
2. Another theme innocence being destroyed. For example, the kids sneaking into houses.
3. The last theme is social inequaity and an example would be how the town treated the black man in the trial.

I believe a lesson is that although you are faced with certain times that may challenge your inner well being, you must stay true to yourself and the ones that have stayed true to you.

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1. Racism - Many of the people who lived in Maycomb had a dislike for black people.
2.  Mystery - Boo Radley is a mystery for the beginning of the book.
3. Compassion - Atticus has compassion for all the citizens in Maycomb.

No matter how hard it gets, you will always persevere.

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1. Education is one of the three major themes in the novel. This is shown when Jem and Scout attend school.
2. Social Inequality is a major theme of of TKAM. Differences of social status  are shown throughout the novel.
3. Consistence of good and evil, the novel shows this which several characters for example, Boo Radley.
Major Lesson:
The major lesson I took away from this book is to not judge people before you get to know them, many people in today's world judge people before they even take the time to get to know them, or even before they meet them.

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1. Inequality
Equality has been a problem for centuries. This book tries to portray the issue by showing how the African American community has been discriminated by the Caucasian community of Maycomb. This would boil over into the unjust verdict of the courts on Tom Robinson and his eventual death.

2.  Coming of Age
Though the story Jem, Scout, and Dill grow taller and older. They grow mentally especially around the final half of the story when they witness a innocent man being convicted of a crime he never committed.

3.  Justice
Justice is a Essential part of this story though the many stories and analogies given by Atticus to his children and the eventual conviction of Tom Robinson we learn how they felt about justice and how the world should be.

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1. One of the themes in To Kill a Mockingbird is injustice, such as the case of Tom Robinson who was accused of rape for being colored.

2.Another theme of To Kill a Mockingbird is Innocence or the innocence of a child more importantly, the innocence of Scout and how she sees the world.

3. And finally the theme of  Inequality and how they treat colored people and how they speak of them in Maycomb.

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1.  Fear
The novel paraphrases Franklin D. Roosevelt's inaugural address: "the only thing we have to fear is fear itself." Right on: fear can be very scary when it hijacks people's reason and compassion for others.

2. Family
In To Kill a Mockingbird, family is destiny. Within the small town where the same people have lived for generations, the parents raise their kids to be like them, for good or ill, or the pressure of community expectations that a person live up.

3. Compassion and Forgiveness
if you can imagine what it's like inside that person's head, you might be surprised by the answers and compassion you find.

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1. Race.
The residents of Maycomb do not like colored people. For example, the first trial when the black man was found guilty for a crime he did not commit.
2. Fear.
Sometimes the Jem and Scout would be scared to go to school because there dad was being criticized for defending a black man.
3. Equality.
The town of Maycomb does not treat all the residents of the town properly. For example, if you are a black person you will not be treated the same as a white person would be treated.

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1. Equality.
Majority of those who were part of the white community had a dislike of members of the black community, certain people like Mr. Radley was willing to shoot any black man that finds themselves in his backyard. During the trial, even though it was obvious that Tom Robinson was innocent, majority still voted guilty.

2. Innocence.
The novel has characters who serve as 'mockingbirds', innocent beings who are corrupted by the evil around them. Tom Robinson is one of the mockingbirds and so is Arthur Radley.

3. Education.
Early in the novel, it is shown that the teachers run by a system that doesn't allow students to learn outside school and that the system is slow and not so effective.

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1. One major theme is the treatment of black people. There was a white jury that said that Tom Robinson was guilty despite the evidence.
2. Another major theme is the trial. About 1/2 of the story took place at the trial.
3. The final major theme is Arthur Radley's life. Boo Radley has been mentioned frequently in the story.

The major lesson is to not judge a book by it's cover.